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| Motion for a resolution– having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union and Title V of the Treaty on European Union, in particular the provisions on the common security and defence policy (CSDP), | Amendment– having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union and Title V of the Treaty on European Union, in particular the provisions on the common security and defence policy (CSDP), as well as the legal limitations set out in Articles 41 and 42 of the Treaty on European Union, and the principles enshrined in Article 21, which underscore the Union’s commitment to the peaceful resolution of conflicts, multilateral cooperation, and respect for international law. |
Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Jordan Bardella, Nikola Bartůšek, Christophe Bay, Matthieu Valet, Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution– having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union and Title V of the Treaty on European Union, in particular the provisions on the common security and defence policy (CSDP), | Amendment– having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union and to Titles I and V of the Treaty on European Union, in particular the provisions on the Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) and to Article 4; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment– having regard to the Charter of the United Nations, in particular Article 2(3), |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment– having regard to OSCE, Helsinki Final Act, 1 August 1975, |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment– having regard to Charter for European Security. Adopted at the sixth OSCE Summit of Heads of State or Government, Istanbul, 19 November 1999, as part of the Istanbul Document, |
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| Motion for a resolution– having regard to the conclusions of the European Council, particularly those of 26 June 2025, 20 March 2025 and 6 March 2025, | Amendment– having regard to the conclusions of the European Council, particularly those of 23 October 2025, 26 June 2025, 20 March 2025 and 6 March 2025, |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment– having regards to Joint security commitments between the European Union and Ukraine signed on 27 June 2024; |
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| Motion for a resolution– having regard to the Commission proposal of 19 March 2025 for a Council regulation establishing the Security Action for Europe (SAFE) through the reinforcement of the European defence industry Instrument (COM(2025)0122), | Amendment– having regard to the Council Regulation (EU) 2025/1106 of 27 May 2025 establishing the Security Action for Europe (SAFE) through the Reinforcement of the European Defence Industry Instrument (COM(2025)0122), |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment– having regard to Preserving Peace - Defence Readiness Roadmap 2030 presented by the Commission and the High Representative on 16 October 2025, |
Elena Donazzan, Alberico Gambino
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment– having regard to the Joint Communication to the European Parliament and the Council ‘European Union Space Strategy for Security and Defence’ of 10 March 2023, |
Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| Motion for a resolutionA. whereas the current geopolitical context, in particular the return of war to the European continent and the consequent decision of the EU to take more responsibility for security and defence, including military support to Ukraine, requires the EU to forge stronger and tailored partnerships to enhance cooperation with like-minded partners in a mutually beneficial way; | AmendmentA. whereas the current geopolitical context, in particular the return of war to the European continent and the consequent decision of the EU to take more responsibility for security and defence, including military support to Ukraine, requires the EU to forge stronger and tailored partnerships to enhance cooperation with like-minded partners in a mutually beneficial way; whereas the shift in the military paradigm, combined with the rise of hybrid threats make no region of the European Union immune to the risk of aggression or interference; |
Tonino Picula, Sven Mikser, Javi López, Tobias Cremer, Raphaël Glucksmann
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| Motion for a resolutionA. whereas the current geopolitical context, in particular the return of war to the European continent and the consequent decision of the EU to take more responsibility for security and defence, including military support to Ukraine, requires the EU to forge stronger and tailored partnerships to enhance cooperation with like-minded partners in a mutually beneficial way; | AmendmentA. whereas the current geopolitical context, in particular the return of war to the European continent due to the Russian agression against Ukraine and the consequent decision of the EU to take more responsibility for security and defence, including military support to Ukraine, requires the EU to forge stronger, sustainable and tailored partnerships to enhance cooperation with like-minded partners in a mutually beneficial way; |
Judita Laššáková, Ondřej Dostál
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| Motion for a resolutionA. whereas the current geopolitical context, in particular the return of war to the European continent and the consequent decision of the EU to take more responsibility for security and defence, including military support to Ukraine, requires the EU to forge stronger and tailored partnerships to enhance cooperation with like-minded partners in a mutually beneficial way; | AmendmentA. whereas the current geopolitical context requires EU nations to strengthen their cooperation on security and defence in full respect of their national sovereignty, with the EU playing a supporting and coordinating role where appropriate, and ensuring complementarity with NATO structures; |
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| Motion for a resolutionA. whereas the current geopolitical context, in particular the return of war to the European continent and the consequent decision of the EU to take more responsibility for security and defence, including military support to Ukraine, requires the EU to forge stronger and tailored partnerships to enhance cooperation with like-minded partners in a mutually beneficial way; | AmendmentA. whereas the current geopolitical context, in particular the return of war to the European continent and the consequent decision of the EU to take more responsibility for security and defence, requires the EU to forge stronger and tailored partnerships to enhance cooperation with like-minded partners in a mutually beneficial way; |
Nikola Bartůšek, György Hölvényi, Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution | AmendmentA a. Whereas national defence constitutes an exclusive competence of the Member States under Article 42 of the TEU and Article 346 of the TFEU, and that any European cooperation in this field must remain intergovernmental, voluntary and non-binding, fully respecting national constitutional structures and principles, as well as the exclusive competences of the Member States; |
on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group
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| Motion for a resolution | AmendmentA a. whereas the EU’s growing role in security and defence must remain consistent with the principles and objectives of the Union’s external action under Article 21 TEU, including respect for the UN Charter, international law, conflict prevention, sustainable development, democracy, and human rights. |
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| Motion for a resolution | AmendmentB a. whereas the Russian Federation employs complex hybrid tactics including disinformation campaigns, cyberattacks, the manipulation of historical narratives, and political interference with the objective of undermining the stability, unity, cohision and democraticy of the European Union; whereas these hybrid operations also involve the deliberate instrumentalisation of the Russian Orthodox Church by the Kremlin, using certain clerical structures and narratives to advance geopolitical aims, foster societal divisions, and destabilise neighbouring regions; |
Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| Motion for a resolutionC. whereas the EU-wide range of partnerships and dialogues on peace, security and defence are a key source of strength and resilience; | AmendmentC. whereas the EU-wide range of partnerships and dialogues on peace, security and defence are a key source of strength and resilience; whereas these partnerships should address the most urgent EU defence needs and challenges; |
Nicolás Pascual de la Parte
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| Motion for a resolutionD. whereas the Strategic Compass called for extending and deepening partnerships with bilateral, regional and multilateral partners worldwide to ensure mutual benefit and enhanced collaboration; | AmendmentD. whereas the Strategic Compass called for extending and deepening partnerships with bilateral, regional and multilateral partners worldwide to ensure mutual benefit and enhanced collaboration; highlighting the need for interoperability, innovation and coherence between the EU and NATO frameworks, as well as strengthened cooperation with Ukraine and the United States as key partners for European and transatlantic security; |
Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Jordan Bardella, Christophe Bay, Matthieu Valet, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution | AmendmentD a. whereas the US has progressively shifted its security and strategic focus away from Europe since the Obama Administration’s “Pivot to Asia” in 2009, a trend that has continued under subsequent Democratic and Republican administrations; whereas American strategic interest in Europe is therefore likely to continue declining irrespective of domestic political developments in the US, underlining the need for current relations and future partnerships between the US and Europe to be framed within a long-term objective of building an autonomous European pillar within NATO, capable of safeguarding Europe’s own security without direct American military support; |
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| Motion for a resolution | AmendmentD a. whereas the EU’s external action shall be guided by the principles of the UN Charter, including the peaceful settlement of disputes, and by the OSCE acquis, notably the Helsinki Final Act (1975) and the Istanbul Charter for European Security (1999), which articulate the concept of indivisible security; whereas the Union should promote de-escalation and inclusive regional security arrangements pursuant to Article 21 TEU; |
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| Motion for a resolution | AmendmentD a. whereas third countries which do not share the EU principles and values, including the principle of the good neighbourly relations, don’t respect international law and directly threaten the sovereignty of EU Member States, or occupy part of their territory cannot be considered reliable security and defence partners for the Union and its Member States; |
Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| Motion for a resolution | AmendmentD a. whereas the weaponization of migration, the soaring in activity of human trafficking organisations constitutes a key security risk for the European Union; whereas reports indicate that Russia is using migration in Belarus, the Baltic countries and the Sahel to destabilise different regions of the European Union; |
Alexandr Vondra, Ondřej Krutílek, Veronika Vrecionová
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| Motion for a resolution | AmendmentD a. (new) whereas the formation of new security and defence partnerships between the EU and partner countries should strive at securing and assuring the highest standards for Europe’s security by acquiring and having access to the most technologically advanced and effective self-defence systems; |
Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Jordan Bardella, Nikola Bartůšek, Christophe Bay, Matthieu Valet, Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová
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| Motion for a resolution | AmendmentD b. whereas border security constitutes an integral part of strategic defence, particularly in the context of the instrumentalisation of migration by Belarus, Russia and Türkiye against Member States, and the recurring threat of Islamist terrorism; whereas this underlines the urgent need for security partnerships with neighbouring countries and countries of origin to manage and prevent, at the source, illegal and unscreened entries into the Union; |
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| Motion for a resolution | AmendmentD b. whereas the Union must respect the limits of its competences, including Article 41(2) TEU regarding the financing of military operations from the EU budget, and ensure full transparency and accountability for any off-budget instruments used in the field of security and defense. |
Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| Motion for a resolution1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; | Amendment1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; notes that the European Union is currently experiencing its most critical security situation since the conclusion of the Second World War, facing major challenges such as strengthening its military capabilities and cybersecurity infrastructure, combating hybrid threats, countering terrorism, and protecting its critical infrastructure; |
Nicolás Pascual de la Parte
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| Motion for a resolution1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; | Amendment1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; stresses that they should enhance the EU’s strategic autonomy while remaining fully complementary with NATO, and strengthen the Union’s capacity to act together with like-minded partners in the pursuit of peace, stability and collective security; |
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| Motion for a resolution1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; | Amendment1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; calls for these partnerships to be calibrated in such a way as to avoid strategic over-extension, to respect Member States’ prerogatives, and to prioritise the Union’s neighbourhood and core security interests; |
Tonino Picula, Sven Mikser, Javi López, Tobias Cremer, Raphaël Glucksmann
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| Motion for a resolution1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; | Amendment1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to respond effectively to emerging threats and to support the EU’s ambition to increase its role as a global strategic actor; stresses that such partnerships are essential for the Union to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; |
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| Motion for a resolution1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; | Amendment1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; emphasizes that these partnerships must be founded on democratic values, respect for human rights and international law; |
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| Motion for a resolution1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; | Amendment1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs), which are based on reciprocity, with a clear strategic focus and objectives, are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; |
Judita Laššáková, Ondřej Dostál
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| Motion for a resolution1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; | Amendment1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) can contribute to Europe’s capacity to act responsibly in defence matters while fully respecting Member States’ sovereign control over their national armed forces and strategic decisions; |
Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Jordan Bardella, Nikola Bartůšek, Christophe Bay, Matthieu Valet, Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; | Amendment1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships should be primarily designed to address tangible security concerns and to reduce excessive strategic dependencies; |
on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group
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| Motion for a resolution1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; | Amendment1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more strategically autonomous while firmly committed to multilateral cooperation and international law, more responsible for its own defence, and better equipped to address future challenges with a 360° approach. |
Elena Donazzan, Alberico Gambino
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| Motion for a resolution1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; | Amendment1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach, taking into consideration all the strategic domains and eu flanks ; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; |
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| Motion for a resolution1. Underlines that security and defence partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; | Amendment1. Underlines that Security and Defence Partnerships (SDPs) are key for Europe to become more sovereign, more responsible for its own defence, better equipped to act and deal autonomously and in a coordinated way with immediate and future challenges and threats, with a 360° approach; states that these partnerships are a necessity, not an option for the EU; |
Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment1 a. Underlines the importance of facilitating Security and Defence Partnerships (SDPs) that promote cooperation on drones and other disruptive technologies; stresses that the ongoing war in Ukraine has demonstrated the decisive role of unmanned systems, electronic warfare, and counter-UAS capabilities in modern conflict; emphasises that fostering partnerships focused on the development, production, and integration of these technologies into national doctrines and training is essential to protect military personnel as well as military and civilian infrastructure, and to strengthen Europe’s overall defence resilience. |
Nikola Bartůšek, György Hölvényi, Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment1 a. Highlight that Europe’s defence challenges call for renewed cooperation among Member States, guided by a genuine European preference founded on intergovernmental coordination and full respect for national sovereignty; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment1 a. Stresses that Russia's neo-imperial aspirations and revizionist attitude constitutes the most significant threat to EU security and underscores the urgency of reinforcing the Union’s defensive and deterrence capabilities; |
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| Motion for a resolution2. Underlines that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has been a wake-up call for Europe to invest more in security and defence; underlines that Russia continues its aggression on the European continent also with the support of its proxies; notes the malicious activities of our strategic competitors, which constitute threats for European security and for the international rules-based order; underlines that the EU has to manage strategic competition from China, and spillover from conflicts in the Middle East and Africa, while addressing common, global threats and challenges; | Amendment2. Underlines that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has been a wake-up call for Europe to invest more in security and defence; underlines that Russia continues its aggression on the European continent also with the support of its proxies; notes the malicious activities of our strategic competitors, which constitute threats for European security and for the international rules-based order; underlines that the EU has to manage spillover from conflicts in the Middle East and Africa, while addressing common, global threats and challenges; stresses that continued economic cooperation between the EU and the People's Republic of China needs to be fundamentally reassessed in light of China's support for Russia's war economy, including strict conditionality for investment and trade, a binding no-Russia clause for dual-use goods, and the clear exclusion of China from reconstruction aid for Ukraine; calls, furthermore, for the EU to strengthen its economic resilience vis-à-vis China through de-risking and to continue cooperation only where there are clear, enforceable guarantees against circumvention tactics with Russia; |
Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Jordan Bardella, Nikola Bartůšek, Christophe Bay, Matthieu Valet, Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová
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| Motion for a resolution2. Underlines that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has been a wake-up call for Europe to invest more in security and defence; underlines that Russia continues its aggression on the European continent also with the support of its proxies; notes the malicious activities of our strategic competitors, which constitute threats for European security and for the international rules-based order; underlines that the EU has to manage strategic competition from China, and spillover from conflicts in the Middle East and Africa, while addressing common, global threats and challenges; | Amendment2. Underlines that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has been a wake-up call for Europe to invest more in security and defence; underlines that Russia continues its aggression on the European continent also with the support of its proxies; underlines that Russia remains the primary obstacle to peace in Ukraine in the current diplomatic efforts to end the war, and welcomes the shift of the current US administration towards exerting greater diplomatic pressure to secure concessions and a more credible Russian commitment to a peace agreement; notes the malicious activities of our strategic competitors, which constitute threats for European security and for the international rules-based order; underlines that the EU has to manage strategic competition from China, and spillover from conflicts in the Middle East and Africa, while addressing common, global threats and challenges; |
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| Motion for a resolution2. Underlines that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has been a wake-up call for Europe to invest more in security and defence; underlines that Russia continues its aggression on the European continent also with the support of its proxies; notes the malicious activities of our strategic competitors, which constitute threats for European security and for the international rules-based order; underlines that the EU has to manage strategic competition from China, and spillover from conflicts in the Middle East and Africa, while addressing common, global threats and challenges; | Amendment2. Underlines that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has been a wake-up call for Europe to invest more in security and defence; underlines that Russia continues its aggression on the European continent also with the support of its proxies; notes the malicious activities of our strategic competitors, which constitute threats for European security and for the international rules-based order; emphasizes the particular security concerns of EU Member States on the Eastern flank, which face direct threats from Russian aggression and hybrid warfare; underlines that the EU has to manage strategic competition from China, and spillover from conflicts in the Middle East and Africa, while addressing common, global threats and challenges; |
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| Motion for a resolution2. Underlines that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has been a wake-up call for Europe to invest more in security and defence; underlines that Russia continues its aggression on the European continent also with the support of its proxies; notes the malicious activities of our strategic competitors, which constitute threats for European security and for the international rules-based order; underlines that the EU has to manage strategic competition from China, and spillover from conflicts in the Middle East and Africa, while addressing common, global threats and challenges; | Amendment2. Underlines that the deteriorated security environment requires sustained investment in resilience, crisis-management and diplomacy; recognises that multiple interacting drivers, including unresolved regional disputes, competing security perceptions and global power shifts, affect European security; calls for responses consistent with the UN Charter and OSCE principles of indivisible security, de-escalation and risk-reduction ; |
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| Motion for a resolution2. Underlines that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has been a wake-up call for Europe to invest more in security and defence; underlines that Russia continues its aggression on the European continent also with the support of its proxies; notes the malicious activities of our strategic competitors, which constitute threats for European security and for the international rules-based order; underlines that the EU has to manage strategic competition from China, and spillover from conflicts in the Middle East and Africa, while addressing common, global threats and challenges; | Amendment2. Underlines that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has been a wake-up call for Europe to invest more in security and defence; underlines that Russia continues its aggression on the European continent also with the support of its proxies such as regimes in Iran, North Korea and Belarus; notes the malicious activities of our strategic competitors, which constitute threats for European security and for the international rules-based order; underlines that the EU has to manage strategic competition from China which is a critical enabler and supporter of Russia’s war of aggression, and spillover from conflicts in the Middle East and Africa, while addressing common, global threats and challenges; |
Alexandr Vondra, Ondřej Krutílek, Veronika Vrecionová
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| Motion for a resolution2. Underlines that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has been a wake-up call for Europe to invest more in security and defence; underlines that Russia continues its aggression on the European continent also with the support of its proxies; notes the malicious activities of our strategic competitors, which constitute threats for European security and for the international rules-based order; underlines that the EU has to manage strategic competition from China, and spillover from conflicts in the Middle East and Africa, while addressing common, global threats and challenges; | Amendment2. Underlines that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has been a wake-up call for Europe to invest more in security and defence; underlines that Russia continues its aggression on the European continent also with the support of its proxies particularly the Islamic Republic of Iran; notes the malicious activities of our strategic competitors, which constitute threats for European security and for the international rules-based order; underlines that the EU has to manage strategic competition from China, and spillover from conflicts in the Middle East and Africa, while addressing common, global threats and challenges; |
Tonino Picula, Sven Mikser, Javi López, Tobias Cremer, Raphaël Glucksmann
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| Motion for a resolution2. Underlines that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has been a wake-up call for Europe to invest more in security and defence; underlines that Russia continues its aggression on the European continent also with the support of its proxies; notes the malicious activities of our strategic competitors, which constitute threats for European security and for the international rules-based order; underlines that the EU has to manage strategic competition from China, and spillover from conflicts in the Middle East and Africa, while addressing common, global threats and challenges; | Amendment2. Underlines that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has been a wake-up call for Europe to invest more in security and defence; underlines that Russia continues its aggression on the European continent also with the support of its proxies; notes the malicious activities and ongoing hybrid warfare by various state and non-state actors, which constitute threats for European security and for the international rules-based order; underlines that the EU has to manage strategic competition from China, and spillover from conflicts in the Middle East and Africa, while addressing common, global threats and challenges; |
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| Motion for a resolution2. Underlines that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has been a wake-up call for Europe to invest more in security and defence; underlines that Russia continues its aggression on the European continent also with the support of its proxies; notes the malicious activities of our strategic competitors, which constitute threats for European security and for the international rules-based order; underlines that the EU has to manage strategic competition from China, and spillover from conflicts in the Middle East and Africa, while addressing common, global threats and challenges; | Amendment2. Underlines that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has been a wake-up call for Europe to prioritise and invest more in security and defence; underlines that Russia continues its aggression on the European continent also with the support of its proxies; notes the malicious activities of our strategic competitors, which constitute threats for European security and for the international rules-based order; underlines that the EU has to manage strategic competition from China, and spillover from conflicts in the Middle East and Africa, while addressing common, global threats and challenges; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment2 a. Underlines that, in light of the complex and evolving security environment including hybrid, cyber, space, AI-related threats, and the deliberate instrumentalisation of the Russian Orthodox Church by Kremlin to advance its current neo-imperialistic aspirations, the Union’s security and defence partnerships should not be limited to traditional military and technological cooperation, but should also encompass soft power instruments, including economical and faith-based diplomacy, intercultural dialogue, and cooperation with religious and community actors, as vital components of conflict prevention, peacebuilding, and resilience; |
on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment2 a. Stresses that European security must be human-centred, addressing root causes of conflict such as poverty, inequality, resource scarcity and the climate crisis; insists that SDPs integrate conflict prevention, climate security and sustainability as cross-cutting priorities. |
Elena Donazzan, Alberico Gambino
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment2 a. Recognizes that migration is, especially for the countries of the southern flank, a major security challenge to manage, and that it stems from the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and Sub-Saharan Africa; |
Nicolás Pascual de la Parte
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| Motion for a resolution3. Underlines that through the EU Strategic Compass, the EU commits to engage more coherently, consistently and comprehensively with its bilateral partners and thus build tailored partnerships based on shared values and interests; | Amendment3. Underlines that through the EU Strategic Compass, the EU commits to engage more coherently, consistently and comprehensively with its bilateral partners and thus build tailored partnerships based on shared values and interests; emphasises the importance of interoperability, joint training and defence industrial innovation within these partnerships, notably through initiatives such as the European Defence Industrial Programme (EDIP) and Security Action for Europe (SAFE); |
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| Motion for a resolution3. Underlines that through the EU Strategic Compass, the EU commits to engage more coherently, consistently and comprehensively with its bilateral partners and thus build tailored partnerships based on shared values and interests; | Amendment3. Underlines that through the EU Strategic Compass, the EU commits to engage more coherently, consistently and comprehensively with its partners and thus build mutually beneficial tailored partnerships based on shared values and interests |
Tonino Picula, Sven Mikser, Javi López, Tobias Cremer, Raphaël Glucksmann
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment3 a. Underlines the fact that the EU and its Member States remain firmly committed to the rules-based international order, grounded in respect for international law, the principles of the UN Charter, the values of democracy, human rights, and the rule of law, as enshrined in the Treaty on European Union; stresses that this commitment forms the foundation of the Union’s external action and its efforts to promote peace, stability, multilateralism and prosperity worldwide; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment3 a. Recalls that European security is indivisible, and that durable stability requires an inclusive security architecture; calls on the VP/HR and the EEAS to intensify OSCE-based channels for military-to-military risk-reduction, incident prevention and confidence-building, alongside EU partnerships. |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment3a. Looks forward to the Strategic Compass being regularly updated, to ensure that the EU’s strategic vision and common objectives are always in step with recent geopolitical, social and technological developments; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment3 a. Calls on the Commission and the EEAS to integrate resilience planning into all external and internal security initiatives, covering critical infrastructure, supply chains, and energy independence; |
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| Motion for a resolutionCriticality of the EU-NATO partnership | AmendmentCriticality of the EU-NATO strategic partnership |
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| Motion for a resolutionCriticality of the EU-NATO partnership | AmendmentThe benefits of diversifying partnerships |
on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group
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| Motion for a resolution4. Highlights the reinforced strategic partnership with NATO, which includes more structured political dialogues and enhanced operational and sectoral cooperation – particularly in defence industry and capability development – thereby strengthening NATO’s European pillar; | Amendment4. Highlights the reinforced strategic partnership with NATO, which includes more structured political dialogues and enhanced operational and sectoral cooperation – particularly in defence industry and capability development – thereby strengthening NATO’s European pillar; stresses that enhanced EU–NATO cooperation should be based on mutual transparency, complementarity and full respect for each organisation’s decision-making autonomy; underlines that democratic accountability and parliamentary oversight are essential to ensure that such cooperation strengthens European and transatlantic security. |
Nicolás Pascual de la Parte
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| Motion for a resolution4. Highlights the reinforced strategic partnership with NATO, which includes more structured political dialogues and enhanced operational and sectoral cooperation – particularly in defence industry and capability development – thereby strengthening NATO’s European pillar; | Amendment4. Highlights the reinforced strategic partnership with NATO, which includes more structured political dialogues and enhanced operational and sectoral cooperation – particularly in defence industry and capability development, conducted notably through joint drills and staff-to-staff collaboration– thereby strengthening NATO’s European pillar; underlines that this cooperation must remain mutually reinforcing, based on trust, transparency and respect for the decision-making autonomy of both organisations; |
Tonino Picula, Sven Mikser, Javi López, Tobias Cremer, Raphaël Glucksmann
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| Motion for a resolution4. Highlights the reinforced strategic partnership with NATO, which includes more structured political dialogues and enhanced operational and sectoral cooperation – particularly in defence industry and capability development – thereby strengthening NATO’s European pillar; | Amendment4. Highlights the reinforced strategic partnership with NATO, which includes more structured political dialogues and enhanced operational and sectoral cooperation – particularly in defence industry and capability development – thereby strengthening NATO’s European pillar; stresses that 23 of 27 EU Member States are NATO members, and believes that cooperation with non-EU European NATO members should be reaffirmed through exploring possibilities of strengthening these partnerships; |
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| Motion for a resolution4. Highlights the reinforced strategic partnership with NATO, which includes more structured political dialogues and enhanced operational and sectoral cooperation – particularly in defence industry and capability development – thereby strengthening NATO’s European pillar; | Amendment4. Highlights that NATO requirements, including in regard to complementarity and compatibility of weapon systems, are designed to keep Member States dependent on U.S. dominance and limit European autonomy; |
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| Motion for a resolution4. Highlights the reinforced strategic partnership with NATO, which includes more structured political dialogues and enhanced operational and sectoral cooperation – particularly in defence industry and capability development – thereby strengthening NATO’s European pillar; | Amendment4. Highlights the reinforced strategic partnership with NATO, which includes structured dialogues and enhanced operational and sectoral cooperation – in the areas such as military mobility, maritime security and defence industry among others – thereby strengthening NATO’s European pillar; |
Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Jordan Bardella, Nikola Bartůšek, Christophe Bay, Matthieu Valet
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| Motion for a resolution4. Highlights the reinforced strategic partnership with NATO, which includes more structured political dialogues and enhanced operational and sectoral cooperation – particularly in defence industry and capability development – thereby strengthening NATO’s European pillar; | Amendment4. Highlights the reinforced strategic partnership with NATO, which includes more structured political dialogues and enhanced operational and sectoral cooperation, thereby strengthening an autonomous European pillar within NATO; |
Judita Laššáková, Ondřej Dostál
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| Motion for a resolution4. Highlights the reinforced strategic partnership with NATO, which includes more structured political dialogues and enhanced operational and sectoral cooperation – particularly in defence industry and capability development – thereby strengthening NATO’s European pillar; | Amendment4. Highlights the central role of NATO as the cornerstone of European collective defence, with the EU’s contribution remaining strictly complementary and non-duplicative, and focused on resilience, industrial coordination, and civilian aspects; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment4 a. Recalls that EU–NATO cooperation has evolved over several decades, from the Berlin Plus arrangements to the 2016, 2018 and 2023 Joint Declarations, reflecting a steady deepening of transatlantic solidarity; stresses that the unprecedented level of structured political dialogue achieved since 2022 demonstrates the maturity of this partnership; underlines the importance of institutionalising this dialogue through regular EU–NATO Ministerial consultations, joint strategic foresight exercises, and coordinated crisis response planning, ensuring that political coordination keeps pace with operational cooperation; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment4 a. Believes that the systematic alignment to the United States’ foreign policy has weakened the EU’s diplomatic credibility, relevance , and margins to work for peace ; urges the EU to take on a non-aligned path based on the principles of the UN Charter, including common security, diplomacy and the settlement of international disputes by peaceful means ; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment4 b. Stresses that the weakening of diplomatic services and the arms race pushed by the Commission and Member States, under pressure of and in cooperation with NATO, constitutes a threat to international peace and security; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment4 b. Underlines that NATO is the most successful military and political alliance in modern history, having ensured collective defence, stability and security for its members for over seven decades; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment4 c. Calls, therefore, for a Europe that rejects alignment with aggressive United States and NATO policies in order to pursue an independent path of peace, cooperation and solidarity with a variety of partners, notably from the Global South; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment4 d. Notes that the United States has waged numerous illegal and unprovoked wars of aggression throughout the world ; condemns current U.S. threats of military intervention, including against Greenland, Canada, Panama, Colombia or Venezuela ; as well as U.S. interference in and pressure on Member States to join or tolerate these wars of aggression ; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment4 e. Calls on the Commission and Member States to actively support an international order based on international law and the principles of the UN Charter as this offers the best guarantees for international peace and security; |
Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Jordan Bardella, Nikola Bartůšek, Christophe Bay, Matthieu Valet
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| Motion for a resolution5. Underlines that the EU relationship with NATO is a priority and needs to continue to develop, including through increased intelligence and information sharing; stresses that EU-NATO cooperation is key for critical infrastructure, military mobility, energy grids, digital communications, space and defence ecosystems, and societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment5. Underlines that the EU relationship with NATO is a priority and needs to continue to develop, including through a more balanced distribution of command positions in favour of Europeans; opposes, however, any agreement aiming to mainstream intelligence sharing or cooperation on military mobility between the EU and NATO, as this could affect the security of Member States that have conflicting interests with certain NATO members; stresses that EU-NATO cooperation is key for energy grids, digital communications and space and defence ecosystems; |
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| Motion for a resolution5. Underlines that the EU relationship with NATO is a priority and needs to continue to develop, including through increased intelligence and information sharing; stresses that EU-NATO cooperation is key for critical infrastructure, military mobility, energy grids, digital communications, space and defence ecosystems, and societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment5. Stresses that international partnerships should serve the creation of public infrastructure in key strategic sectors, including health, energy and digital, in order to foster societal and democratic rights and resilience |
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| Motion for a resolution5. Underlines that the EU relationship with NATO is a priority and needs to continue to develop, including through increased intelligence and information sharing; stresses that EU-NATO cooperation is key for critical infrastructure, military mobility, energy grids, digital communications, space and defence ecosystems, and societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment5. Underlines that the EU relationship with NATO is a priority and needs to continue to develop, including through increased intelligence and information-sharing; stresses that EU-NATO cooperation is key for critical infrastructure, military mobility, energy grids, digital communications, space and defence ecosystems, and societal and democratic resilience; calls on the Member States that are also members of NATO to step up their commitment to NATO; |
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| Motion for a resolution5. Underlines that the EU relationship with NATO is a priority and needs to continue to develop, including through increased intelligence and information sharing; stresses that EU-NATO cooperation is key for critical infrastructure, military mobility, energy grids, digital communications, space and defence ecosystems, and societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment5. Underlines that the EU relationship with NATO is a priority and needs to continue to develop, especially through increased information and intelligence sharing; stresses that EU-NATO cooperation is key for protection of critical infrastructure, military mobility, energy grids, digital communications, space and defence ecosystems, and societal and democratic resilience, calls for the full implementation of the EU–NATO joint declarations; |
Jorge Buxadé Villalba, Pierre-Romain Thionnet, György Hölvényi, Nikola Bartůšek, Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution5. Underlines that the EU relationship with NATO is a priority and needs to continue to develop, including through increased intelligence and information sharing; stresses that EU-NATO cooperation is key for critical infrastructure, military mobility, energy grids, digital communications, space and defence ecosystems, and societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment5. Underlines that the EU relationship with NATO is a priority and needs to continue to develop, subject to the principle of subsidiarity as defence is a core competence of Member States; stresses that EU-NATO cooperation is key for critical infrastructure, military mobility, energy grids, digital communications, space and defence ecosystems, and societal and democratic resilience; |
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| Motion for a resolution5. Underlines that the EU relationship with NATO is a priority and needs to continue to develop, including through increased intelligence and information sharing; stresses that EU-NATO cooperation is key for critical infrastructure, military mobility, energy grids, digital communications, space and defence ecosystems, and societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment5. Underlines that the EU relationship with NATO is a priority and needs to continue to develop, including through increased intelligence and information sharing; stresses that EU-NATO cooperation is key for deterrence, critical infrastructure, military mobility, energy grids, digital communications, space and defence ecosystems, and societal and democratic resilience; |
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| Motion for a resolution5. Underlines that the EU relationship with NATO is a priority and needs to continue to develop, including through increased intelligence and information sharing; stresses that EU-NATO cooperation is key for critical infrastructure, military mobility, energy grids, digital communications, space and defence ecosystems, and societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment5. Underlines that the EU relationship with NATO is a priority and needs to continue to develop, including through increased intelligence and information sharing; stresses that EU-NATO cooperation is key for critical infrastructure, military mobility, energy grids, digital communications, cyber, space and defence ecosystems, and societal and democratic resilience; |
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| Motion for a resolution5. Underlines that the EU relationship with NATO is a priority and needs to continue to develop, including through increased intelligence and information sharing; stresses that EU-NATO cooperation is key for critical infrastructure, military mobility, energy grids, digital communications, space and defence ecosystems, and societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment5. Underlines that the EU relationship with NATO is a priority and needs to continue to develop, including through increased intelligence and information sharing; stresses that EU-NATO cooperation is key for critical infrastructure, military mobility, energy grids, digital communications, space and defence ecosystems; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment5 a. Underlines that together, the European Union and NATO represent more than one billion citizens and encompass some of the world’s largest economies, forming a community united by shared democratic values and security interests; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment5 b. Recognises that closer industrial and technological cooperation between the European Union and NATO is essential for long-term security, resilience, and deterrence; underlines that the European Defence Innovation Scheme (EUDIS) and NATO’s Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA) have complementary roles in driving defence innovation and supporting small and medium-sized enterprises; stresses that a strong and integrated European defence industrial base strengthens both the EU and NATO by improving interoperability and avoiding duplication; encourages the creation of a joint EU–NATO Defence Innovation Network linking research centres, innovation hubs, and start-ups to promote dual-use technologies and transatlantic innovation; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment5 c. Recalls the 2008 NATO Summit in Bucharest, where the United States administration strongly advocated for offering NATO Membership Action Plans to Ukraine and Georgia, while France and Germany opposed extending membership at that time; underlines the far-reaching consequences of this decision, which was followed by the Russian occupation of Abkhazia and South Ossetia in 2008, the illegal annexation of Crimea in 2014, and the ongoing war of aggression against Ukraine since 2022; further notes that, at the NATO Summit in Vilnius in 2023, France expressed clear support for Ukraine’s future accession to NATO, marking a significant shift from its earlier position in 2008; |
Tonino Picula, Sven Mikser, Javi López, Tobias Cremer, Raphaël Glucksmann
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| Motion for a resolution6. Stresses that NATO remains a key collective transatlantic defence with the EU and NATO playing complementary and mutually reinforcing roles to ensure security in Europe and enhance international security, and encourages close collaboration with the United States in this area; | Amendment6. Calls for the EU and its Member States to assume greater responsibility for their defence and security by achieving enhanced strategic autonomy and strengthening defence and deterrence capabilities, underlining that a stronger and more capable EU in the field of security and defence will contribute positively to both global and transatlantic security; reiterates the importance of EU-NATO cooperation, as NATO remains, for those Member States that are members, a key pillar of collective defence; underlines the need for a strong EU defence pillar within NATO, capable of acting autonomously while complementing NATO, thereby reinforcing the transatlantic partnership and providing necessary security guarantees to the EU, its Member States, and the international rules-based order; |
Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Jordan Bardella, Nikola Bartůšek, Christophe Bay, Matthieu Valet
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| Motion for a resolution6. Stresses that NATO remains a key collective transatlantic defence with the EU and NATO playing complementary and mutually reinforcing roles to ensure security in Europe and enhance international security, and encourages close collaboration with the United States in this area; | Amendment6. Notes that NATO remains a key collective transatlantic defence with the EU and NATO playing complementary and mutually reinforcing roles to ensure security in Europe and enhance international security; expresses concern, however, about Turkey’s formal application for full membership of BRICS, its past purchases of Russian weapon systems, and its revisionist territorial and maritime claims against Greece and Cyprus, as well as the United States’ declared interest in acquiring Greenland, including through military means; stresses that these increasingly conflicting security interests within NATO highlight the need for Member States to be able to act outside its framework when necessary; |
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| Motion for a resolution6. Stresses that NATO remains a key collective transatlantic defence with the EU and NATO playing complementary and mutually reinforcing roles to ensure security in Europe and enhance international security, and encourages close collaboration with the United States in this area; | Amendment6. Stresses that NATO remains a key collective transatlantic defence with the EU and NATO playing complementary and mutually reinforcing roles to ensure security in Europe and enhance international security; emphasises at the same time the need for the European Union to develop its own autonomous planning and operational capacity, including the creation of a European Wartime Headquarters, based on the current EUMS, interoperable with NATO, capable of coordinating European armed forces, planning and conducting military operations, supported by clear governance structures and sovereign digital tools; |
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| Motion for a resolution6. Stresses that NATO remains a key collective transatlantic defence with the EU and NATO playing complementary and mutually reinforcing roles to ensure security in Europe and enhance international security, and encourages close collaboration with the United States in this area; | Amendment6. Stresses that NATO remains a key collective transatlantic defence with the EU and NATO playing complementary and mutually reinforcing roles to ensure security in Europe and encourages close collaboration and mutually beneficial partnership with the United States in this area; nevertheless, warns of the risks posed by the shifting focus of the US foreign policy, which could be translated into a decrease in its security commitments to Europe; |
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| Motion for a resolution6. Stresses that NATO remains a key collective transatlantic defence with the EU and NATO playing complementary and mutually reinforcing roles to ensure security in Europe and enhance international security, and encourages close collaboration with the United States in this area; | Amendment6. Stresses that NATO remains a key collective transatlantic defence with the EU and NATO playing complementary and mutually reinforcing roles to ensure security in Europe and enhance international security, and encourages close collaboration with the United States in this area, while pointing out, at the same time, that European defence must stand on its own two feet and have a sufficiently strong deterrent capability; |
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| Motion for a resolution6. Stresses that NATO remains a key collective transatlantic defence with the EU and NATO playing complementary and mutually reinforcing roles to ensure security in Europe and enhance international security, and encourages close collaboration with the United States in this area; | Amendment6. Notes that the role of NATO and prominent NATO Members in illegal wars of aggression and the multiplication of out-of-area operations has discredited NATO as an actor of mere transatlantic defence; calls therefore for the reinvention and revitalization of cooperation for common security and human rights in Europe as envisaged in the Helsinki Process |
Elena Donazzan, Alberico Gambino
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| Motion for a resolution6. Stresses that NATO remains a key collective transatlantic defence with the EU and NATO playing complementary and mutually reinforcing roles to ensure security in Europe and enhance international security, and encourages close collaboration with the United States in this area; | Amendment6. Stresses that NATO remains the key collective transatlantic defence with the EU and NATO playing complementary, coherent and mutually reinforcing roles to ensure security in Europe and enhance international security, and encourages close collaboration with the United States in this area; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment6a. Emphasises that the reinforcing of security hinges on the ability of the Member States to equip themselves with interoperable military instruments, developed jointly through the European defence industry, in order to ensure a rapid and effective response to any threat to the territorial integrity and sovereignty of the countries of the European Union; reiterates that these capabilities do not run counter to the needs identified by NATO, but help consolidate the European pillar of the Alliance, contributing to a fair sharing of responsibilities therein; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment6a. Calls for the adoption and harmonisation of NATO standards by the Member States in order to reduce the number of weapons systems used in the EU, improve interoperability and increase the efficiency of joint procurement programmes; stresses that such standardisation not only increases operational compatibility in multinational operations, but also leads to significant economies of scale, cost savings and a more competitive European defence industry; |
Nikola Bartůšek, György Hölvényi, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment6 a. Stresses that NATO remains the cornerstone of European and transatlantic collective defence, and that EU cooperation must complement, not replace, the Alliance; rejects any EU-NATO agreement involving legally binding instruments or granting the Commission direct competences in military planning; |
Elena Donazzan, Alberico Gambino
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment6 a. Highlights the role of NATO and the United States as global actors and reliable partners in the efforts toward the non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, such as nuclear, chemical, biological, and radiological weapons, and in the fight against global terrorism; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment6 a. Welcomes the regular staff consultations and cross-briefings between the European Union and NATO in Brussels and on the ground, which provide an effective platform for coordinated action and information exchange on political and security developments; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment6 a. Recalls the Helsinki Final Act of 1975 as well as the principles of the UN Charter, highlighting that security is indivisible and must be achieved through cooperation, rather than by seeking military superiority over others; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment6 a. Calls the cooperation to be strictly without prejudice to the Union’s decision-making autonomy and legal competences and shall not imply automatic alignment with third-party operations. |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment6b. Points out that European territorial defence has been entrusted to NATO, to which 23 of the 27 Member States of the European Union belong; emphasises that, in this context, the identification of military capabilities must be done in synergy with the NATO Defence Planning Process (NDPP) and in line with the principle of 'one single set of forces'; notes that the European Union plays a key role in the regulatory field and in investments aimed at supporting industrial competitiveness, technological development and European defence logistics; calls, therefore, for complete cohesion between NATO’s capacity objectives and EU instruments – including the European Defence Fund, PESCO, the European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP), the ReArm Europe Agenda and the new SAFE financial instrument – in order to avoid the duplication and dispersal of resources; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment6 b. Stresses that standardisation remains a crucial pillar of EU–NATO cooperation to guarantee interoperability, complementarity of efforts, and the efficient use of resources, while avoiding unnecessary duplication; acknowledges NATO’s leading role in setting military standards through Standardisation Agreements (STANAGs) and welcomes the release of a set of unclassified STANAGs to the European Commission and the European External Action Service (EEAS) by the NATO Secretary-General, which strengthens transparency and practical alignment between both organisations; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment6c. Calls on the Commission and the Member States to simplify and harmonise the rules on the production, certification, transfer, military mobility and maintenance of defence materials and systems, in order to build a competitive, resilient and integrated European industrial supply chain able to sustain over time the financial commitments arising from the new defence spending target (3.5 % of GDP by 2035) and to ensure greater operational preparedness and full and effective interoperability between the Union and NATO; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment6 c. Recalls that Article 5 of the NATO Treaty was invoked for the first and only time by the United States following the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001; further recalls the solidarity shown by EU allies in supporting the United States in the global fight against terrorism, and underlines the significant human cost borne by EU Member States in fulfilling their commitments under NATO’s collective defense; |
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| Motion for a resolutionNecessity of EU security and defence partnerships | AmendmentNecessity of EU Security and Defence Partnerships |
on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group
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| Motion for a resolution7. Welcomes the fact that the EU is positioning itself as a reliable global security partner by strengthening its CSDP, including through mutually beneficial SDPs and deeper bilateral and multilateral dialogues; notes that SDPs are in place with eight countries so far and more are in the pipeline; | Amendment7. Welcomes the fact that the EU is positioning itself as a reliable global security partner by strengthening its CSDP, including through mutually beneficial SDPs and deeper bilateral and multilateral dialogues; notes that SDPs are in place with eight countries so far and more are in the pipeline; such partnerships must uphold international humanitarian law, arms-export-control standards, non-proliferation commitments and gender equality in accordance with UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security. |
Alexandr Vondra, Ondřej Krutílek, Veronika Vrecionová
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| Motion for a resolution7. Welcomes the fact that the EU is positioning itself as a reliable global security partner by strengthening its CSDP, including through mutually beneficial SDPs and deeper bilateral and multilateral dialogues; notes that SDPs are in place with eight countries so far and more are in the pipeline; | Amendment7. Welcomes the fact that the EU is positioning itself as a reliable global security partner by strengthening its CSDP, including through mutually beneficial SDPs and deeper bilateral and multilateral dialogues; notes that SDPs are in place with eight countries so far and more are in the pipeline; calls for these partnerships to include structured industrial cooperation aimed at scaling up EU-based production capacities for core defence production assets as part of strengthening the European Defence Technological and Industrial Base. |
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| Motion for a resolution7. Welcomes the fact that the EU is positioning itself as a reliable global security partner by strengthening its CSDP, including through mutually beneficial SDPs and deeper bilateral and multilateral dialogues; notes that SDPs are in place with eight countries so far and more are in the pipeline; | Amendment7. Welcomes mutually beneficial SDPs where they deliver concrete, measurable outcomes; insists that all cooperation be reciprocity-based, legally sound and subject to systematic ex-ante risk and cost-benefit assessments ; |
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| Motion for a resolution7. Welcomes the fact that the EU is positioning itself as a reliable global security partner by strengthening its CSDP, including through mutually beneficial SDPs and deeper bilateral and multilateral dialogues; notes that SDPs are in place with eight countries so far and more are in the pipeline; | Amendment7. Welcomes the fact that the EU is positioning itself as a reliable global security partner by strengthening its CSDP, including through mutually beneficial SDPs and deeper bilateral and multilateral dialogues; notes that SDPs are in place with eight countries so far and more are in the pipeline, including with Iceland ; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment7 a. Welcomes the signing of the EU–Moldova Security and Defence Partnership on 21 May 2024, during the eighth Moldova–EU Association Council, noting that Moldova is the first country to enter into such a partnership with the European Union; underlines that this partnership strengthens EU and Moldova’s resilience against cyber and hybrid threats, particularly in the context of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine, and broadens cooperation in key areas such as EU civilian and military missions and operations, counterterrorism, non-proliferation, and disarmament; encourages the continued development of this partnership as a model for future EU security and defence cooperation with other partner countries; |
Nikola Bartůšek, György Hölvényi, Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment7 a. Stresses that European defence funds shall not lead to the mutualisation of military spending or indirect transfers between Member States, as each must retain full sovereignty over its defence budget; Member States may include clauses to protect their national defence industries, such as mechanisms against unfair competition, prioritising national companies, and improving administrative coordination; Members States may also give strategic priority to projects primarily developed on their territory that strengthen their national defence and technological base, in line with common EU objectives and a European strategic autonomy limited to operational and response capacity within NATO; |
Tonino Picula, Sven Mikser, Javi López, Tobias Cremer, Raphaël Glucksmann
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| Motion for a resolution8. Believes that this SDP framework is giving new impetus to ongoing dialogues and practical cooperation; underlines the importance of having tangible deliverables; stresses the need for results monitoring, bilateral reviews and dialogue on threat perceptions and mutual interests, which are crucial to the implementation of the partnerships; | Amendment8. Believes that this SDP framework is giving new impetus to ongoing dialogues and practical cooperation; underlines the importance of having tangible deliverables; stresses the need for results monitoring, bilateral reviews and dialogue on threat perceptions and mutual interests, which are crucial to the implementation of the partnerships; calls on the High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy/Vice-President of the Commission to give a regular assesment to the European Parliament on the implementation of the SDPs; |
Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| Motion for a resolution8. Believes that this SDP framework is giving new impetus to ongoing dialogues and practical cooperation; underlines the importance of having tangible deliverables; stresses the need for results monitoring, bilateral reviews and dialogue on threat perceptions and mutual interests, which are crucial to the implementation of the partnerships; | Amendment8. Believes that this SDP framework is giving new impetus to ongoing dialogues and practical cooperation; underlines the importance of having tangible deliverables; stresses the need for results monitoring, bilateral reviews and dialogue on threat perceptions and mutual interests, which are crucial to the implementation of the partnerships; stresses the importance of securing, through strategic partnerships, a reliable supply of critical raw materials vital for European defence; |
Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, Engin Eroglu
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| Motion for a resolution8. Believes that this SDP framework is giving new impetus to ongoing dialogues and practical cooperation; underlines the importance of having tangible deliverables; stresses the need for results monitoring, bilateral reviews and dialogue on threat perceptions and mutual interests, which are crucial to the implementation of the partnerships; | Amendment8. Believes that this SDP framework is giving new impetus to ongoing dialogues and practical cooperation; underlines the importance of having tangible deliverables and milestones with agreed target dates; stresses the need for results monitoring, bilateral reviews and dialogue on threat perceptions and mutual interests, which are crucial to the implementation of the partnerships; |
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| Motion for a resolution8. Believes that this SDP framework is giving new impetus to ongoing dialogues and practical cooperation; underlines the importance of having tangible deliverables; stresses the need for results monitoring, bilateral reviews and dialogue on threat perceptions and mutual interests, which are crucial to the implementation of the partnerships; | Amendment8. Believes that SDP framework is giving new impetus to ongoing security and defence dialogues and practical cooperation; underlines the importance of having tangible deliverables; stresses the need for results monitoring, bilateral reviews and dialogue on threat perceptions and mutual interests, which are crucial to the implementation of the Partnerships; |
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| Motion for a resolution8. Believes that this SDP framework is giving new impetus to ongoing dialogues and practical cooperation; underlines the importance of having tangible deliverables; stresses the need for results monitoring, bilateral reviews and dialogue on threat perceptions and mutual interests, which are crucial to the implementation of the partnerships; | Amendment8. Believes that this SDP framework is giving new impetus to ongoing dialogues and practical cooperation; underlines the importance of having tangible deliverables; stresses the need for results monitoring, bilateral reviews and dialogue on multi-domain threat perceptions and mutual interests, which are crucial to the implementation of the partnerships; |
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| Motion for a resolution8. Believes that this SDP framework is giving new impetus to ongoing dialogues and practical cooperation; underlines the importance of having tangible deliverables; stresses the need for results monitoring, bilateral reviews and dialogue on threat perceptions and mutual interests, which are crucial to the implementation of the partnerships; | Amendment8. Believes that this SDP framework is giving new impetus to ongoing dialogues and practical cooperation; underlines the importance of having tangible deliverables; stresses the need for robust results-based monitoring, periodic joint reviews, and clear exit clauses, including suspension where legal, political or human-rights benchmarks are not met ; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment8 a. Underlines that Security and Defence Partnerships (SDPs) encompass cooperation with Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) missions, as they are intended to create synergies, enhance interoperability, and strengthen the Union’s overall security and defence capabilities; highlights the important role played by CSDP missions and missions-related instruments in Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia, in supporting security-sector reform, resilience, and stability in the EU’s neighbourhood; expresses grave concern that Russia, after more than fifteen years since the 2008 ceasefire agreement, has refused to respect the mandate of the EU Monitoring Mission in Georgia (EUMM), and continues to block its access to the regions of Abkhazia and Tskhinvali region/South Ossetia; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment8 b. Underlines the continued relevance of NATO’s Partnership for Peace (PfP) initiative as a key platform for practical cooperation with partner countries in the Euro-Atlantic area; stresses that several PfP partners, including Georgia and Azerbaijan, play an important role in contributing to regional security, energy connectivity, and Euro-Atlantic stability; highlights that cooperation frameworks such as PfP are complementary to the EU’s Security and Defence Partnerships (SDPs), and that closer alignment between PfP activities and SDPs can generate greater coherence, interoperability, and resilience in the EU’s wider neighbourhood; |
Alexandr Vondra, Ondřej Krutílek, Veronika Vrecionová
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| Motion for a resolution9. Underlines the strategic importance and prioritisation of the SDPs signed with Norway, the UK and Canada, which are NATO allies and the EU’s crucial defence partners; encourages the deepening of these partnerships, including in the area of the defence industry, in building joint military capabilities and encouraging closer collaboration; | Amendment9. Underlines the strategic importance and prioritisation of the SDPs signed with Norway, the UK and Canada, which are NATO allies and the EU’s crucial defence partners; encourages the deepening of these partnerships, including in the area of the defence industry, in building joint military capabilities and encouraging closer collaboration; emphasises that industrial cooperation should prioritise projects contributing to strategic autonomy and resilience, ensuring balanced geographical distribution of investments across Member States, with particular attention to the eastern flank; |
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| Motion for a resolution9. Underlines the strategic importance and prioritisation of the SDPs signed with Norway, the UK and Canada, which are NATO allies and the EU’s crucial defence partners; encourages the deepening of these partnerships, including in the area of the defence industry, in building joint military capabilities and encouraging closer collaboration; | Amendment9. Underlines the strategic importance and prioritisation of the SDPs signed with Norway, the UK and Canada, which are NATO allies and the EU’s crucial defence partners; encourages the deepening of these partnerships, including in the area of the defence industry, in building joint military capabilities and encouraging closer collaboration; insists that the partnership implementation in defence industry and capabilities shall contain safeguards to avoid creating new strategic dependencies on third-country suppliers and to protect sensitive technologies and data; |
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| Motion for a resolution9. Underlines the strategic importance and prioritisation of the SDPs signed with Norway, the UK and Canada, which are NATO allies and the EU’s crucial defence partners; encourages the deepening of these partnerships, including in the area of the defence industry, in building joint military capabilities and encouraging closer collaboration; | Amendment9. Underlines the strategic importance and prioritisation of the SDPs signed with Norway, the UK and Canada, which are NATO allies and the EU’s crucial defence partners; encourages the deepening of these partnerships, including in the area of the defence industry, in building joint military capabilities and encouraging closer collaboration; also encourages the EU to sign similar agreements with other allies, including those that are not NATO members, such as Ukraine and Israel; |
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| Motion for a resolution9. Underlines the strategic importance and prioritisation of the SDPs signed with Norway, the UK and Canada, which are NATO allies and the EU’s crucial defence partners; encourages the deepening of these partnerships, including in the area of the defence industry, in building joint military capabilities and encouraging closer collaboration; | Amendment9. Underlines the strategic importance and prioritisation of the SDPs signed with Norway, the UK and Canada, which are NATO allies and the EU’s crucial defence partners; encourages the deepening of these partnerships, including in the area of the defence industry, cyber and hybrid threats, maritime security and in building joint military capabilities and encouraging closer collaboration; |
Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Jordan Bardella, Christophe Bay, Matthieu Valet
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| Motion for a resolution9. Underlines the strategic importance and prioritisation of the SDPs signed with Norway, the UK and Canada, which are NATO allies and the EU’s crucial defence partners; encourages the deepening of these partnerships, including in the area of the defence industry, in building joint military capabilities and encouraging closer collaboration; | Amendment9. Underlines the strategic importance and prioritisation of the SDPs signed with Norway and the UK which are NATO allies and the EU’s crucial defence partners in Europe; encourages the deepening of these partnerships, including in the area of the defence industry, in building joint military capabilities and encouraging closer collaboration; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment9 a. Highlights that third countries which go against the defence and security interests of the Union and its Member States, directly threatens the sovereignty of EU Member States, they don’t respect international law and occupy part of their territory cannot be considered as possible security and defence partners and they cannot participate in EU Defence Industrial projects or in any future EU Defence Architecture at any way; |
Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Jordan Bardella, Christophe Bay, Matthieu Valet
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| Motion for a resolution10. Underlines that the EU-US relationship remains critical for European security and defence; stresses the importance of exploring a formalised SDP with the United States; points out the need for constant dialogue and alignment of threat perceptions; reiterates that our partnership with the United States is of strategic importance and calls for a deepening of our cooperation in a mutually beneficial way, including finding the best paths for collaboration between defence industries; | Amendment10. Underlines that the EU-US relationship remains critical for European security and defence; stresses the importance of exploring a formalised SDP with the United States; points out the need for constant dialogue and alignment of threat perceptions; stresses, however, that the US expects Europe to assume full responsibility for its own conventional defence and has, on multiple occasions, warned European allies not to make positive assumptions about America’s long-term presence in Europe; stresses that the current “business against security” approach and the continued integration of the European defence industry and procurement with American firms and military products are incoherent with the United States’ stated objectives and with Europe’s own ambition to develop an autonomous pillar within NATO; further stresses that the American presence in Europe will not be maintained through increased purchases of American weapon systems or hydrocarbons, as their strategic “Pivot to Asia” is inevitable, and underlines that, if not adjusted in time, this strategy will undermine Europe’s long-term security vis-à-vis hostile actors, including Russia; |
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| Motion for a resolution10. Underlines that the EU-US relationship remains critical for European security and defence; stresses the importance of exploring a formalised SDP with the United States; points out the need for constant dialogue and alignment of threat perceptions; reiterates that our partnership with the United States is of strategic importance and calls for a deepening of our cooperation in a mutually beneficial way, including finding the best paths for collaboration between defence industries; | Amendment10. Underlines that the EU-US relationship remains critical for European security and defence; stresses the importance of exploring a formalised SDP with the United States; points out the need for constant dialogue and alignment of threat perceptions; reiterates that our partnership with the United States is of strategic importance and calls for a deepening of our cooperation in a mutually beneficial way, including finding the best paths for collaboration between defence industries; insists that this cooperation must be based on mutual respect for multilateralism, international law, and shared commitment to democratic values, and must not compromise European strategic autonomy or lead to dependencies that could undermine the EU's ability to pursue an independent foreign policy; |
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| Motion for a resolution10. Underlines that the EU-US relationship remains critical for European security and defence; stresses the importance of exploring a formalised SDP with the United States; points out the need for constant dialogue and alignment of threat perceptions; reiterates that our partnership with the United States is of strategic importance and calls for a deepening of our cooperation in a mutually beneficial way, including finding the best paths for collaboration between defence industries; | Amendment10. Underlines that the EU-US relationship remains critical for European security and defence; stresses the importance of exploring a formalised SDP with the United States; emphasizes the historic relationship between the European Union and the United States, and recalls the pivotal role played by the United States in supporting the creation of the European Coal and Steel Community, which laid the foundations for the European Union; reiterates that our partnership with the United States is of strategic importance and calls for a deepening of our cooperation in a mutually beneficial way, including finding the best paths for collaboration between defence industries; |
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| Motion for a resolution10. Underlines that the EU-US relationship remains critical for European security and defence; stresses the importance of exploring a formalised SDP with the United States; points out the need for constant dialogue and alignment of threat perceptions; reiterates that our partnership with the United States is of strategic importance and calls for a deepening of our cooperation in a mutually beneficial way, including finding the best paths for collaboration between defence industries; | Amendment10. Underlines that the EU-US relationship remains critical for European security and defence; stresses the importance of exploring a formalised SDP with the United States; points out the need for constant dialogue and alignment of threat perceptions; reiterates that our partnership with the United States is of strategic importance and calls for a deepening of our cooperation in a mutually beneficial way, including finding the best paths for collaboration between defence industries; insists that any formal framework must fully respect the Union’s legal competences and ensure reciprocity for market access, standards and export-control disciplines; |
Tonino Picula, Sven Mikser, Javi López, Tobias Cremer
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| Motion for a resolution10. Underlines that the EU-US relationship remains critical for European security and defence; stresses the importance of exploring a formalised SDP with the United States; points out the need for constant dialogue and alignment of threat perceptions; reiterates that our partnership with the United States is of strategic importance and calls for a deepening of our cooperation in a mutually beneficial way, including finding the best paths for collaboration between defence industries; | Amendment10. Underlines that the EU-US relationship remains a cornerstone for European security and defence; stresses the importance of exploring a formalised SDP with the United States, which would align with EU interests and values, promoting a rules-based international order; points out the need for constant dialogue and alignment of threat perceptions; reiterates that our partnership with the United States is of strategic importance and calls for a deepening of our cooperation in a mutually beneficial way, while exploring possibilities of finding the best paths for collaboration between defence industries; |
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| Motion for a resolution10. Underlines that the EU-US relationship remains critical for European security and defence; stresses the importance of exploring a formalised SDP with the United States; points out the need for constant dialogue and alignment of threat perceptions; reiterates that our partnership with the United States is of strategic importance and calls for a deepening of our cooperation in a mutually beneficial way, including finding the best paths for collaboration between defence industries; | Amendment10. Underlines that the EU-US relationship remains critical for European security and defence; stresses the importance of exploring a formalised SDP with the United States; points out the need for constant dialogue and cooperation on threat perceptions; reiterates that our partnership with the United States is of strategic importance and calls for a deepening of our cooperation in a mutually beneficial way; |
Judita Laššáková, Ondřej Dostál
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| Motion for a resolution10. Underlines that the EU-US relationship remains critical for European security and defence; stresses the importance of exploring a formalised SDP with the United States; points out the need for constant dialogue and alignment of threat perceptions; reiterates that our partnership with the United States is of strategic importance and calls for a deepening of our cooperation in a mutually beneficial way, including finding the best paths for collaboration between defence industries; | Amendment10. Underlines that the EU-US relationship remains critical for European security and defence; stresses the importance of maintaining a close, pragmatic, and flexible security partnership with the United States based primarily on NATO cooperation, while avoiding the creation of parallel EU–US defence structures; underlines the contradiction between the "Buy European" principle and expanding industrial collaboration with the United States; |
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| Motion for a resolution11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; | Amendmentdeleted |
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| Motion for a resolution11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; | Amendment11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; underlines the need to systematically integrate Ukrainian expertise and industrial capacity – in particular in the areas of modern warfare, unmanned systems, drone defence and electronic warfare – into European defence cooperation in order to learn from Ukraine’s operational experience, accelerate technological innovation and strengthen the common industrial base; calls, in this regard, for the creation of mechanisms to involve Ukrainian companies in EU defence programmes and joint research and development projects under the European Defence Fund and the Common Security and Defence Policy; |
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| Motion for a resolution11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; | Amendment11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector should take place under conditions of alignment with European standards, including norms, audits and transparency, and within contractual and regulatory frameworks ensuring legal eligibility, guarantees and compliance; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine, provided that any allocation of such frozen assets is preceded by a comprehensive legal assessment, the adoption of a European legislative framework and the establishment of a transparent management fund subject to judicial and parliamentary oversight; |
on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group
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| Motion for a resolution11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; | Amendment11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of revenues derived from frozen Russian assets, in full conformity with international law, to support Ukraine’s recovery and resilience, while ensuring accountability for war crimes, civilian protection and transparent fund management; |
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| Motion for a resolution11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; | Amendment11. Calls for diplomatic support for Ukraine in achieving lasting peace in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations; recalls that accession remains a merit-based, conditional process guided by the Copenhagen criteria; underlines that any EU measures must stay within Union competences and avoid implying security guarantees that go beyond the Treaties; calls for intensified cooperation with Ukraine’s defence-industrial sector on mutually beneficial, transparent and accountable terms; |
Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Jordan Bardella, Christophe Bay, Matthieu Valet, Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; | Amendment11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; expresses concern, however, about the currently proposed framework for the use of frozen Russian assets, as it would indebt Member States and Euroclear to Russia, destabilise the Eurozone’s financial stability, and forfeit a critical negotiation lever that could support Ukraine in any future peace agreement; |
Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, Engin Eroglu
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| Motion for a resolution11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; | Amendment11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; underlines the importance of systematically drawing on lessons learnt from Ukraine’s operational experience, notably in drones/UAS and electronic warfare; |
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| Motion for a resolution11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; | Amendment11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships and of the 9-point Joint security commitments between the EU and Ukraine in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; reiterates its call for the urgent use of frozen Russian assets through a reparation loan in supporting Ukraine; |
Jorge Buxadé Villalba, György Hölvényi, Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; | Amendment11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; welcomes the diplomatic efforts led by the Trump administration, as well as the Hungarian government, seeking to achieve a stable and lasting peace in Ukraine; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; |
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| Motion for a resolution11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; | Amendment11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority and lessons learned in Ukraine support the development and production of European equipment; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; |
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| Motion for a resolution11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; | Amendment11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; reiterates the importance of learning from Ukraine's experience of modern drone warfare; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; |
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| Motion for a resolution11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; | Amendment11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; stresses the importance of exploring a formalised SDP with Ukraine; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; |
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| Motion for a resolution11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; | Amendment11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine, while respecting international law; |
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| Motion for a resolution11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure Ukraine’s victory as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; | Amendment11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the Union; reiterates that the EU will provide continued, sustainable support with everything that it takes to secure an end to the conflict as soon as possible; insists that the EU must contribute to robust legally-backed security guarantees for Ukraine in order to deter further Russian aggression; stresses that closer cooperation between the EU and the Ukrainian defence industrial sector is a priority; underlines the importance of EU partnerships in coordinating assistance to Ukraine; encourages the use of frozen Russian assets in supporting Ukraine; |
Tonino Picula, Sven Mikser, Javi López, Tobias Cremer, Raphaël Glucksmann
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment11 a. Calls on the Member States to actively cooperate with Ukraine and establish synergies with it, particularly in the fields of air and missile defence and drone and counter-drone warfare, acknowledging its groundbreaking operational expertise and advanced capabilities, and thus strengthen both EU and Ukrainian defensive capabilities; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment11 a. Commends the conclusion of the EU-Moldova Security and Defence Partnership on 21 May 2024 with a focus on combatting hybrid threats; |
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| Motion for a resolution12. Underlines the strategic importance of EU partnerships with countries in the Indo-Pacific, such as Japan and the Republic of Korea, which have already signed SDPs, and encourages the rapid conclusion of negotiations with Australia and the exploration of further partnerships with other countries in the region; | Amendment12. Underlines the strategic importance of EU partnerships with countries in the Indo-Pacific, such as Japan and the Republic of Korea, which have already signed SDPs, and encourages the rapid conclusion of negotiations with Australia and the exploration of further partnerships with other countries in the region; emphasizes that the Euro-Atlantic and Indo-Pacific security challenges are closely intertwined; |
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| Motion for a resolution12. Underlines the strategic importance of EU partnerships with countries in the Indo-Pacific, such as Japan and the Republic of Korea, which have already signed SDPs, and encourages the rapid conclusion of negotiations with Australia and the exploration of further partnerships with other countries in the region; | Amendment12. Underlines the strategic importance of EU partnerships with countries in the Indo-Pacific, such as Japan and the Republic of Korea, which have already signed SDPs, and supports exploring partnerships where they demonstrably advance EU security interests, subject to thorough geopolitical, legal and resource-impact assessments and without strategic over-extension beyond the Union’s priority theatres ; |
Elena Donazzan, Alberico Gambino
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| Motion for a resolution12. Underlines the strategic importance of EU partnerships with countries in the Indo-Pacific, such as Japan and the Republic of Korea, which have already signed SDPs, and encourages the rapid conclusion of negotiations with Australia and the exploration of further partnerships with other countries in the region; | Amendment12. Underlines the strategic importance of EU partnerships with countries in the Indo-Pacific, such as Japan and the Republic of Korea, which have already signed SDPs, and encourages the rapid conclusion of negotiations with Australia and the exploration of further partnerships with other countries in the region; underlines the need to deepen cooperation on security and defence with Taiwan; |
Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, Engin Eroglu
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| Motion for a resolution12. Underlines the strategic importance of EU partnerships with countries in the Indo-Pacific, such as Japan and the Republic of Korea, which have already signed SDPs, and encourages the rapid conclusion of negotiations with Australia and the exploration of further partnerships with other countries in the region; | Amendment12. Underlines the strategic importance of EU partnerships with countries in the Indo-Pacific, such as Japan and the Republic of Korea, which have already signed SDPs, and encourages the rapid conclusion of negotiations with Australia and the exploration of further partnerships with other countries in the region, notably New Zealand; |
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| Motion for a resolution12. Underlines the strategic importance of EU partnerships with countries in the Indo-Pacific, such as Japan and the Republic of Korea, which have already signed SDPs, and encourages the rapid conclusion of negotiations with Australia and the exploration of further partnerships with other countries in the region; | Amendment12. Underlines the strategic importance of EU partnerships with countries in the Indo-Pacific, such as Japan and the Republic of Korea, which have already signed SDPs, and encourages the rapid conclusion of negotiations with Australia and the exploration of further partnerships with other countries in the region, such as Taiwan; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment12 a. Underlines the importance of enhanced cooperation at different levels and in various formats on energy security, connectivity, and critical infrastructure protection with countries from the Caucasus and Central Asia; notes the strategic importance of these regions for the diversification of energy supplies, the development of secure transport corridors, and the strengthening of Europe’s overall resilience; encourages the European Union to deepen political dialogue and practical cooperation with countries in these regions, including through existing frameworks such as the Global Gateway and regional security initiatives; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment12 a. Stresses the strategic importance of the Black Sea region for European security; calls for enhanced security and defence cooperation with the states of the Black Sea region and for the development of a comprehensive EU Black Sea security strategy; supports increased EU investment in Black Sea naval capabilities, coastal defence, and maritime area awareness; calls for closer cooperation with partners including Georgia and Moldova to address shared security challenges in the Black Sea region; |
Alexandr Vondra, Ondřej Krutílek, Veronika Vrecionová
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| Motion for a resolution13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; | Amendment13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; stresses in this context that such new SDPs should be focused on partner countries that have developed outstanding technologies, which are effective advanced defence systems and demonstrated expertise in fighting new models of warfare, particularly in the field of the seven Critical Defence Capability Areas set out by the White Paper for European Defence where the EU is suffering from important gaps; highlights that the formation of new SDPs should dwell on the result of already existing successful bilateral security and defence partnerships between Member States and key third partner countries that are of added-value and critical importance for the security of Europe; |
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| Motion for a resolution13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; | Amendment13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; emphasises that deepening cooperation with India in the areas of security, defence and trade is in the interests of both sides, but at the same time requires India to take a clear stance on Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine; calls on India to take effective measures to prevent the circumvention of EU sanctions, in particular through controls on re-exports of sanctioned goods, increased transparency in energy imports and the suspension of military cooperation with Russia; |
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| Motion for a resolution13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; | Amendment13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans in addition to the existing SDPs with North Macedonia and Albania, as well as exploring possibilities of specific cooperation in some targeted domains with Türkiye, India, and withcountries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security, , and on the base of clear mutually benefiting engagements; |
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| Motion for a resolution13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; | Amendment13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; underlines that a precondition for any cooperation with EU candidate countries slll be the total alignment with the EU's Common Security and Defence Policy; |
Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann
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| Motion for a resolution13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; | Amendment13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland, EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans and India as well as with Türkiye, countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; furthermore encourages the exploration of possible partnerships with Latin American countries; |
Tonino Picula, Sven Mikser, Javi López, Tobias Cremer, Raphaël Glucksmann
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| Motion for a resolution13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; | Amendment13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other like-minded partners that share our values and are committed to upholding a rules-based international order; |
Elena Donazzan, Alberico Gambino
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| Motion for a resolution13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; | Amendment13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East, such as Israel, that are key for EU security, including the security of its borders; |
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| Motion for a resolution13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; | Amendment13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, a NATO member, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; |
Nikola Bartůšek, György Hölvényi, Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; | Amendment13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key to enforce EU border security; |
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| Motion for a resolution13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; | Amendment13. Calls on the Member States and the EEAS to prioritise SDPs with immediate relevance to European security, notably Switzerland, and to consider any additional partnerships only after a transparent needs, risks and resources assessment, ensuring complementarity with existing regional formats; |
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| Motion for a resolution13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; | Amendment13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East; |
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| Motion for a resolution13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; | Amendment13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Action Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting-up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland, Israel and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans, as well as with India and countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; |
Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Jordan Bardella, Nikola Bartůšek, Christophe Bay, Matthieu Valet, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; | Amendment13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; |
Jorge Buxadé Villalba, Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Nikola Bartůšek, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; | Amendment13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; |
Geadis Geadi, Marion Maréchal, Galato Alexandraki, Emmanouil Fragkos
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| Motion for a resolution13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with Türkiye, India, and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; | Amendment13. Calls on the Member States and the European External Actions Service (EEAS) to further explore the setting up of SDPs with other partners, notably with Switzerland and EU candidate countries in the Western Balkans as well as with India and with countries in Africa and the Middle East that are key for EU border security; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment13 a. Stresses the importance of establishing Structured Security and Defence Partnerships with Western Balkan countries, notably Bosnia and Herzegovina, to enhance regional stability, counter hybrid threats and reinforce the European security architecture in the Union’s immediate neighbourhood; emphasizes that such partnerships should build on the existing CSDP engagement in the region, including EUFOR Althea, political and security dialogues, and joint participation in EU missions, while providing a more strategic and long-term framework for cooperation in areas such as cyber resilience, countering disinformation, and defence capacity building; |
Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment13 a. Considers that the European Union should explore the possibility of extending its strategic partnerships to other likeminded partners, such as Latin America; underlines that the agreement signed on 24 September 2025 between the European Union and Ecuador constitutes a first step towards closer cooperation with a region of strategic importance for the Union’s security; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment13 a. Underlines the need to establish Security and Defence Partnerships with Black Sea region states, including Türkiye, Georgia, and Azerbaijan, as well as with Central Asian countries, in order to strengthen cooperation on energy security, connectivity, transport infrastructure, the protection of critical infrastructure, and regional stability; |
Geadis Geadi, Marion Maréchal, Galato Alexandraki, Emmanouil Fragkos
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment13 a. Stresses that SDPs must be concluded only with partners that do not act against the interests and security of the Union and that fully respect the sovereignty, territorial integrity and sovereign rights of EU Member States; |
Geadis Geadi, Marion Maréchal, Galato Alexandraki, Emmanouil Fragkos
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment13 b. Calls on the EEAS to include clear conditionality and a periodic review clause in all SDPs, providing for the suspension or termination of cooperation in the event of breaches of the fundamental principles underpinning security cooperation, including respect for the sovereignty and sovereign rights of all EU Member States and alignment with the Union’s security interests. |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment13 b. Underlines the need for SDPs with partner countries from the Arctic region to deepen collaboration and address shared challenges; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment13 c. Stresses that connectivity must be treated as a security imperative, given that vulnerable transport routes, logistical hubs, and digital links can be exploited through hybrid warfare tactics, including sabotage of undersea cables, pipelines, and other critical infrastructure; highlights the strategic importance of the Middle Corridor (Trans-Caspian International Transport Route) as a secure alternative to both Russian-controlled northern routes; calls for the development of tailored Security and Defence Partnerships with Central Asian and South Caucasus countries, including Azerbaijan, and Georgia, focused on protecting this corridor through joint situational awareness, enhanced cyber-defence for logistics hubs, counter-smuggling cooperation; underlines that securing the Middle Corridor is directly linked to Ukraine’s strategic interests, as it bypasses Russian territory, strengthens energy and supply-chain diversification, and will be essential for Ukraine’s post-war reconstruction and economic reintegration, once conditions allow; |
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| Motion for a resolutionDeveloping UN and multilateral partnerships | AmendmentDeveloping UN and other multilateral partnerships |
Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, Engin Eroglu
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| Motion for a resolution14. Stresses the importance of the EU-UN strategic partnership on peace operations and crisis management; welcomes the new priorities of the EU-UN Strategic Partnership for 2025-2028 and stresses the need for increased coherence between and the effectiveness of EU and UN missions and operations; | Amendment14. Stresses the importance of the EU-UN strategic partnership on peace operations and crisis management; welcomes the new priorities of the EU-UN Strategic Partnership for 2025-2028 and stresses the need for increased coherence between and the effectiveness of EU and UN missions and operations, including through joint planning and lessons-learned processes; calls for the systematic integration of the Women, Peace and Security agenda, in line with UN Security Council Resolution 1325, notably regarding the protection of civilians, full, equal and meaningful participation, and the prevention of conflict-related sexual violence; |
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| Motion for a resolution14. Stresses the importance of the EU-UN strategic partnership on peace operations and crisis management; welcomes the new priorities of the EU-UN Strategic Partnership for 2025-2028 and stresses the need for increased coherence between and the effectiveness of EU and UN missions and operations; | Amendment14. Stresses the importance of the EU-UN strategic partnership on peace operations and crisis management; welcomes the new priorities of the EU-UN Strategic Partnership for 2025-2028 and stresses the need for increased coherence between and the effectiveness of EU and UN missions and operations; insists that the cooperation must emphasise mandate clarity, human-rights compliance, fiscal transparency and measurable exit strategies; |
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| Motion for a resolution14. Stresses the importance of the EU-UN strategic partnership on peace operations and crisis management; welcomes the new priorities of the EU-UN Strategic Partnership for 2025-2028 and stresses the need for increased coherence between and the effectiveness of EU and UN missions and operations; | Amendment14. Stresses the importance of the EU-UN strategic partnership on peace operations and crisis management; welcomes the new priorities of the EU-UN Strategic Partnership for 2025-2028 and stresses the need for increased coherence between and the effectiveness of EU and UN missions and operations; calls for the functioning of the UN to be reformed to ensure that missions and operations are effective and have the desired effect; |
Tonino Picula, Sven Mikser, Javi López, Tobias Cremer, Raphaël Glucksmann
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| Motion for a resolution14. Stresses the importance of the EU-UN strategic partnership on peace operations and crisis management; welcomes the new priorities of the EU-UN Strategic Partnership for 2025-2028 and stresses the need for increased coherence between and the effectiveness of EU and UN missions and operations; | Amendment14. Stresses the importance of the EU-UN strategic partnership on peace operations, crisis management and the implemenatation of the Women, Peace and Security agenda; welcomes the new priorities of the EU-UN Strategic Partnership for 2025-2028 and stresses the need for increased coherence between and the effectiveness of EU and UN missions and operations; |
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| Motion for a resolution15. Notes that the EU and the African Union maintain a strategic partnership, particularly in peace and security; stresses the need to deepen strategic partnerships with other regional organisations, including the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, the League of Arab States and the Organization of American States, in areas of mutual interests through joint initiatives, dialogue and increased diplomatic activity; | Amendment15. Notes that the EU and the African Union maintain a strategic partnership, particularly in peace and security; stresses the need to deepen strategic partnerships with other regional organisations, including the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, the League of Arab States and the Organization of American States, in areas of mutual interests through joint initiatives, dialogue and increased diplomatic activity; encourages the development of a dedicated partnership strategy for Latin America, in particular through the Pacific Alliance and CELAC, aimed at diversifying critical supply chains, fostering technological cooperation, promoting education and training, and strengthening joint action against transnational crime; |
Nicolás Pascual de la Parte
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| Motion for a resolution15. Notes that the EU and the African Union maintain a strategic partnership, particularly in peace and security; stresses the need to deepen strategic partnerships with other regional organisations, including the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, the League of Arab States and the Organization of American States, in areas of mutual interests through joint initiatives, dialogue and increased diplomatic activity; | Amendment15. Notes that the EU and the African Union maintain a strategic partnership, particularly in peace and security; stresses the need to deepen strategic partnerships with other regional organisations, including the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, the League of Arab States and the Organization of American States, in areas of mutual interests through joint initiatives, dialogue and increased diplomatic activity; highlights the importance of cooperation with Latin American partners in addressing international organised crime, transnational trafficking, hybrid threats and maritime security, as well as in promoting democratic resilience and regional stability; |
Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| Motion for a resolution15. Notes that the EU and the African Union maintain a strategic partnership, particularly in peace and security; stresses the need to deepen strategic partnerships with other regional organisations, including the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, the League of Arab States and the Organization of American States, in areas of mutual interests through joint initiatives, dialogue and increased diplomatic activity; | Amendment15. Notes that the EU and the African Union maintain a strategic partnership, particularly in peace and security; stresses the need to deepen strategic partnerships with other regional organisations, including the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, the League of Arab States and the Organization of American States, in areas of mutual interests such as combating transnational criminal organizations through joint initiatives, dialogue and increased diplomatic activity; notes that the instability in the North African region poses a potential threat to the security of the Eropean Union; |
Jorge Buxadé Villalba, Pierre-Romain Thionnet, György Hölvényi, Nikola Bartůšek, Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution15. Notes that the EU and the African Union maintain a strategic partnership, particularly in peace and security; stresses the need to deepen strategic partnerships with other regional organisations, including the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, the League of Arab States and the Organization of American States, in areas of mutual interests through joint initiatives, dialogue and increased diplomatic activity; | Amendment15. Notes that the EU and the African Union maintain a strategic partnership, particularly in peace and security; stresses the need to deepen strategic partnerships with other regional organisations, including the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, the League of Arab States and the Organization of American States, in areas of mutual interests through joint initiatives, dialogue and increased diplomatic activity; stresses that SDPs with countries of origin and transit of illegal immigrants must be conditional on their cooperation to curb migration flows and facilitate returns; |
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| Motion for a resolution15. Notes that the EU and the African Union maintain a strategic partnership, particularly in peace and security; stresses the need to deepen strategic partnerships with other regional organisations, including the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, the League of Arab States and the Organization of American States, in areas of mutual interests through joint initiatives, dialogue and increased diplomatic activity; | Amendment15. Notes that the EU and the African Union maintain a strategic partnership, particularly in peace and security; stresses the need to deepen strategic partnerships with other regional organisations, including the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, the League of Arab States, Gulf Cooperation Council and the Organization of American States, in areas of mutual interests through joint initiatives, dialogue and increased diplomatic activity; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment15 a. Calls for strengthening the operational dimension of EU security and defence cooperation with partners in the Southern Neighbourhood, particularly in the Mediterranean, focusing on maritime security, counter-terrorism, border management and the protection of critical infrastructure, building on the commitments set out in the Pact for the Mediterranean to deepen security cooperation with Mediterranean partners; underlines that instability in the region directly impacts the Union’s internal security and therefore requires a more strategic and coordinated response; |
Nicolás Pascual de la Parte
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| Motion for a resolution16. Stresses that the EU’s integrated approach to CSDP includes the legal frameworks for the participation of third countries and regional organisations in missions and operations; | Amendment16. Stresses that the EU’s integrated approach to CSDP includes the legal frameworks for the participation of third countries and regional organisations in missions and operations; encourages the Commission and the EEAS to further streamline administrative procedures to ensure faster and more flexible participation of trusted partners, particularly in training, capacity building and crisis response missions; |
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| Motion for a resolution16. Stresses that the EU’s integrated approach to CSDP includes the legal frameworks for the participation of third countries and regional organisations in missions and operations; | Amendment16. Stresses that the EU’s integrated approach to CSDP includes the legal frameworks for the participation of third countries and regional organisations in missions and operations; underlines that the participation of third countries in CSDP shall be subject to robust parliamentary scrutiny and clear conditions on data security, IPR and export controls; |
Tonino Picula, Sven Mikser, Javi López, Tobias Cremer, Raphaël Glucksmann
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| Motion for a resolution16. Stresses that the EU’s integrated approach to CSDP includes the legal frameworks for the participation of third countries and regional organisations in missions and operations; | Amendment16. Stresses that the EU’s integrated approach to CSDP includes the legal frameworks for the participation of third countries and regional organisations in missions and operations; stresses that these partners need to uphold our values and share our interests; |
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| Motion for a resolution16. Stresses that the EU’s integrated approach to CSDP includes the legal frameworks for the participation of third countries and regional organisations in missions and operations; | Amendment16. Stresses that the EU’s integrated approach to CSDP includes the legal frameworks for the participation of third countries and regional organisations in CSDP missions and operations; |
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| Motion for a resolution17. Underlines the strategic role of the European Peace Facility (EPF) as a key instrument in strengthening military and defence capacities, supporting military aspects of peace operations as well as to providing equipment to the armed forces of EU partners; | Amendment17. Underlines that the European Peace Facility (EPF) can strengthen partners’ capacities and support peace operations when used in line with its legal basis; recalls the limits set by Article 41(2) TEU regarding EU-budget financing of military operations and calls for maximum transparency, risk-mitigation and end-use monitoring for any assistance, with a preference for measures that reduce escalation risks; |
on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment17 a. Calls for full transparency and democratic scrutiny of the European Peace Facility (EPF); supports establishing a parliamentary oversight mechanism to ensure that all assistance complies with EU Common Position 2008/944/CFSP on arms-export control and with international humanitarian law; |
Jorge Buxadé Villalba, Pierre-Romain Thionnet, György Hölvényi, Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution18. Deplores Hungary’s ongoing obstruction of the use of this instrument to assist Ukraine and urges the Member States to actively pressure the Hungarian Government to end its irresponsible blockade of the EPF; | Amendmentdeleted |
Nikola Bartůšek, György Hölvényi, Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution18. Deplores Hungary’s ongoing obstruction of the use of this instrument to assist Ukraine and urges the Member States to actively pressure the Hungarian Government to end its irresponsible blockade of the EPF; | Amendmentdeleted |
Judita Laššáková, Ondřej Dostál
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| Motion for a resolution18. Deplores Hungary’s ongoing obstruction of the use of this instrument to assist Ukraine and urges the Member States to actively pressure the Hungarian Government to end its irresponsible blockade of the EPF; | Amendmentdeleted |
Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová
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| Motion for a resolution18. Deplores Hungary’s ongoing obstruction of the use of this instrument to assist Ukraine and urges the Member States to actively pressure the Hungarian Government to end its irresponsible blockade of the EPF; | Amendmentdeleted |
Elena Donazzan, Alberico Gambino
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| Motion for a resolution18. Deplores Hungary’s ongoing obstruction of the use of this instrument to assist Ukraine and urges the Member States to actively pressure the Hungarian Government to end its irresponsible blockade of the EPF; | Amendmentdeleted |
Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Jordan Bardella, Christophe Bay, Matthieu Valet, Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution18. Deplores Hungary’s ongoing obstruction of the use of this instrument to assist Ukraine and urges the Member States to actively pressure the Hungarian Government to end its irresponsible blockade of the EPF; | Amendmentdeleted |
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| Motion for a resolution18. Deplores Hungary’s ongoing obstruction of the use of this instrument to assist Ukraine and urges the Member States to actively pressure the Hungarian Government to end its irresponsible blockade of the EPF; | Amendmentdeleted |
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| Motion for a resolution18. Deplores Hungary’s ongoing obstruction of the use of this instrument to assist Ukraine and urges the Member States to actively pressure the Hungarian Government to end its irresponsible blockade of the EPF; | Amendment18. Deplores Hungary’s ongoing obstruction of the use of this instrument including through legal action before the General Court, as well as its continuous blocking of EPF support to Armenia; urges the Member States to actively pressure the Hungarian Government to end its irresponsible blockade of the EPF; calls on the HRVP to find alternative solutions to overcome this blockage; |
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| Motion for a resolution18. Deplores Hungary’s ongoing obstruction of the use of this instrument to assist Ukraine and urges the Member States to actively pressure the Hungarian Government to end its irresponsible blockade of the EPF; | Amendment18. Deplores Hungary’s ongoing obstruction of the use of this instrument to assist Ukraine and urges the Member States to actively pressure the Hungarian Government to end its irresponsible blockade of the EPF; emphasises that no single country should be able to block such important decisions, which is why the right of veto in the Foreign Affairs Council should be abolished; |
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| Motion for a resolution18. Deplores Hungary’s ongoing obstruction of the use of this instrument to assist Ukraine and urges the Member States to actively pressure the Hungarian Government to end its irresponsible blockade of the EPF; | Amendment18. Recalls that EPF decisions are taken by unanimity; encourages constructive dialogue among Member States to overcome differences and ensure that Union instruments are used effectively and lawfully; |
Nicolás Pascual de la Parte
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| Motion for a resolution19. Welcomes the strengthening of the EEAS network of military advisors in EU Delegations, which strengthen relations with partners’ military and civilian institutions; | Amendment19. Welcomes the strengthening of the EEAS network of military advisors in EU Delegations, which strengthen relations with partners’ military and civilian institutions; calls for the establishment of regular coordination meetings among these advisors to share best practices, improve situational awareness and foster coherence in EU external action; |
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| Motion for a resolution20. Insists that the EU’s defence readiness 2030 requires partnerships; stresses that achieving this requires securing supply chains, including of raw materials and critical components, reinforcing the European defence technological and industrial base and reducing the EU’s strategic dependencies, without creating new ones; | Amendment20. Insists that the EU’s defence readiness 2030 requires partnerships; stresses that achieving this requires securing supply chains, including of raw materials and critical components, reinforcing the European defence technological and industrial base and reducing the EU’s strategic dependencies, without creating new ones; emphasises that the European Union's dependence on China for critical raw materials represents a significant geopolitical and economic vulnerability; calls, therefore, for the development and implementation of a comprehensive European raw materials strategy that includes both the responsible exploitation of the EU's own resources and strategic partnerships with third countries; emphasises that securing supply chains for rare earths and other critical raw materials is a fundamental prerequisite for Europe's strategic autonomy and competitiveness; |
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| Motion for a resolution20. Insists that the EU’s defence readiness 2030 requires partnerships; stresses that achieving this requires securing supply chains, including of raw materials and critical components, reinforcing the European defence technological and industrial base and reducing the EU’s strategic dependencies, without creating new ones; | Amendment20. Insists that the EU’s defence readiness 2030 requires partnerships; stresses that achieving this requires securing supply chains, including of raw materials and critical components, reinforcing the European defence technological and industrial base and reducing the EU’s strategic dependencies, without creating new ones; emphasizes that defence industrial cooperation must ensure fair labour standards, decent working conditions, and workers' rights throughout supply chains; calls for democratic oversight and transparency in defence industry partnerships; |
on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group
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| Motion for a resolution20. Insists that the EU’s defence readiness 2030 requires partnerships; stresses that achieving this requires securing supply chains, including of raw materials and critical components, reinforcing the European defence technological and industrial base and reducing the EU’s strategic dependencies, without creating new ones; | Amendment20. Insists that the EU’s defence readiness 2030 requires partnerships; stresses that achieving this requires securing supply chains, including of raw materials and critical components, reinforcing the European defence technological and industrial base and reducing the EU’s strategic dependencies, without creating new ones; stresses that strengthening the European defence technological and industrial base must comply with the EU Climate Law, ensure transparency of dual-use research and prioritise energy-efficient and low-emission technologies. |
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| Motion for a resolution20. Insists that the EU’s defence readiness 2030 requires partnerships; stresses that achieving this requires securing supply chains, including of raw materials and critical components, reinforcing the European defence technological and industrial base and reducing the EU’s strategic dependencies, without creating new ones; | Amendment20. Insists that the EU’s defence readiness 2030 requires partnerships; stresses that achieving this requires securing supply chains, including of raw materials and critical components, reinforcing the European defence technological and industrial base and reducing the EU’s strategic dependencies, without creating new ones; acknowledges that the realization of a genuine single market for defence is decisive and will strengthen the EU’s military capabilities but also its strategic autonomy; |
Tonino Picula, Sven Mikser, Javi López, Tobias Cremer, Raphaël Glucksmann
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| Motion for a resolution20. Insists that the EU’s defence readiness 2030 requires partnerships; stresses that achieving this requires securing supply chains, including of raw materials and critical components, reinforcing the European defence technological and industrial base and reducing the EU’s strategic dependencies, without creating new ones; | Amendment20. Insists that the EU’s defence readiness 2030 requires EU involvement with like-minded partners; stresses that achieving our proclaimed goals requires securing supply chains, including of raw materials and critical components, reinforcing and strengthening the European defence technological and industrial base and reducing the EU’s strategic dependencies, without creating new ones; |
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| Motion for a resolution20. Insists that the EU’s defence readiness 2030 requires partnerships; stresses that achieving this requires securing supply chains, including of raw materials and critical components, reinforcing the European defence technological and industrial base and reducing the EU’s strategic dependencies, without creating new ones; | Amendment20. Insists that the EU’s defence readiness 2030 requires partnerships; stresses that achieving this requires securing supply chains, including of raw materials and critical components, reinforcing the European defence technological and industrial base (EDTIB) and reducing the EU’s strategic dependencies, without creating new ones |
Alexandr Vondra, Ondřej Krutílek, Veronika Vrecionová
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment20 a. Calls for the simplification and harmonisation of licensing procedures for the transport and export of defence-related products within the EU, granting certified entities participating in Union-funded defence programmes automatic access to general transfer licences for intra-EU transfers of ammunition and related components. |
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| Motion for a resolution21. Welcomes the fact that privileged access to the Security Action for Europe instrument (SAFE) could be granted, further to specific bilateral agreements, to those countries with which there is an SDP; notes that SAFE-compliant agreements for the UK and Canada are under negotiation; underlines the importance of Ukraine’s participation in SAFE; | Amendmentdeleted |
Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Jordan Bardella, Christophe Bay, Matthieu Valet
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| Motion for a resolution21. Welcomes the fact that privileged access to the Security Action for Europe instrument (SAFE) could be granted, further to specific bilateral agreements, to those countries with which there is an SDP; notes that SAFE-compliant agreements for the UK and Canada are under negotiation; underlines the importance of Ukraine’s participation in SAFE; | Amendment21. Expresses strong concern about the fact that privileged access to the Security Action for Europe instrument (SAFE) could be granted, further to specific bilateral agreements, to those countries with which there is an SDP; stresses that any access to the SAFE instrument granted to a third country should necessarily entail a proportionate financial contribution to the programme, as proposed in the EDIP Regulation; recalls that, as set out in Article 1 of the SAFE Regulation, the instrument aims “to carry out urgent and major public investments in support of the European defence industry”; considers, in this regard, that extending access to the SAFE instrument to third countries outside Europe would be fundamentally out of scope and could potentially be challenged in court; therefore opposes the ongoing negotiations with Canada and, by extension, any future SDP with the US that could lead to their inclusion in the instrument; underlines, however, the importance of the participation of Ukraine, Norway and the United Kingdom in SAFE; |
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| Motion for a resolution21. Welcomes the fact that privileged access to the Security Action for Europe instrument (SAFE) could be granted, further to specific bilateral agreements, to those countries with which there is an SDP; notes that SAFE-compliant agreements for the UK and Canada are under negotiation; underlines the importance of Ukraine’s participation in SAFE; | Amendment21. Welcomes the fact that privileged access to the Security Action for Europe instrument (SAFE) could be granted, further to specific bilateral agreements, to those countries with which there is an SDP; notes that SAFE-compliant agreements for the UK and Canada are under negotiation; stresses that the inclusion of key allies such as the UK and Canada in EU defence initiatives would be mutually beneficial and would leverage the added value of each industry; underlines the importance of Ukraine’s participation in SAFE; |
Elena Donazzan, Alberico Gambino
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| Motion for a resolution21. Welcomes the fact that privileged access to the Security Action for Europe instrument (SAFE) could be granted, further to specific bilateral agreements, to those countries with which there is an SDP; notes that SAFE-compliant agreements for the UK and Canada are under negotiation; underlines the importance of Ukraine’s participation in SAFE; | Amendment21. Welcomes the fact that privileged access to the Security Action for Europe instrument (SAFE) could be granted, further to specific bilateral agreements, to those countries with which there is an SDP; notes that SAFE-compliant agreements for the UK and Canada are under negotiation, underlines that the integration of the two countries in the instrument could have strategic implications for the EU defence policies and for the EDTIB; underlines the importance of Ukraine’s participation in SAFE; |
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| Motion for a resolution21. Welcomes the fact that privileged access to the Security Action for Europe instrument (SAFE) could be granted, further to specific bilateral agreements, to those countries with which there is an SDP; notes that SAFE-compliant agreements for the UK and Canada are under negotiation; underlines the importance of Ukraine’s participation in SAFE; | Amendment21. Welcomes, in principle, privileged access to SAFE for SDP partners subject to specific bilateral agreements and strict reciprocity; underlines that such access must not create new strategic dependencies, and that participation by third countries shall be conditional on unanimous consent, security-of-supply guarantees and full alignment with EU export-control and security requirements; |
Nikola Bartůšek, György Hölvényi, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution21. Welcomes the fact that privileged access to the Security Action for Europe instrument (SAFE) could be granted, further to specific bilateral agreements, to those countries with which there is an SDP; notes that SAFE-compliant agreements for the UK and Canada are under negotiation; underlines the importance of Ukraine’s participation in SAFE; | Amendment21. Stress the fact that privileged access to the Security Action for Europe instrument (SAFE) could be granted to Member States; notes that SAFE-compliant agreements for the UK and Canada are under negotiation; underlines the importance of Ukraine’s participation in SAFE; |
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| Motion for a resolution21. Welcomes the fact that privileged access to the Security Action for Europe instrument (SAFE) could be granted, further to specific bilateral agreements, to those countries with which there is an SDP; notes that SAFE-compliant agreements for the UK and Canada are under negotiation; underlines the importance of Ukraine’s participation in SAFE; | Amendment21. Welcomes the fact that privileged access to the Security Action for Europe (SAFE) instrument could be granted, further to specific bilateral agreements, to those countries with which there is an SDP; notes that SAFE-compliant agreements for the UK and Canada are under negotiation to be finalised as soon as possible; underlines the importance of Ukraine’s participation in SAFE; |
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| Motion for a resolution21. Welcomes the fact that privileged access to the Security Action for Europe instrument (SAFE) could be granted, further to specific bilateral agreements, to those countries with which there is an SDP; notes that SAFE-compliant agreements for the UK and Canada are under negotiation; underlines the importance of Ukraine’s participation in SAFE; | Amendment21. Welcomes the fact that privileged access to the Security Action for Europe instrument (SAFE) could be granted, further to specific bilateral agreements, to countries that are close allies; notes that SAFE-compliant agreements for the UK and Canada are under negotiation; underlines the importance of Ukraine’s participation in SAFE; |
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| Motion for a resolution21. Welcomes the fact that privileged access to the Security Action for Europe instrument (SAFE) could be granted, further to specific bilateral agreements, to those countries with which there is an SDP; notes that SAFE-compliant agreements for the UK and Canada are under negotiation; underlines the importance of Ukraine’s participation in SAFE; | Amendment21. Welcomes the fact that privileged access to the Security Action for Europe instrument (SAFE) could be granted, further to specific bilateral agreements, to those countries with which there is an SDP, so as to enable their respective defence industries and products to benefit from joint procurement under that instrument; |
Nicolás Pascual de la Parte
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| Motion for a resolution22. Notes that the European Defence Agency also cooperates with third countries, organisations and entities in the framework of tailor-made administrative arrangements; | Amendment22. Notes that the European Defence Agency also cooperates with third countries, organisations and entities in the framework of tailor-made administrative arrangements; stresses the need to ensure that these arrangements contribute to the consolidation of the European Defence Technological and Industrial Base (EDTIB) and to the protection of disruptive technologies; |
Tonino Picula, Sven Mikser, Javi López, Tobias Cremer, Raphaël Glucksmann
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| Motion for a resolution22. Notes that the European Defence Agency also cooperates with third countries, organisations and entities in the framework of tailor-made administrative arrangements; | Amendment22. Notes that the European Defence Agency also cooperates with third countries, organisations and entities in the framework of tailor-made administrative arrangements; calls for a reassessment of the administrative arrangements and their effectiveness; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment22 a. Calls for the EEAS to have the necessary human and financial resources to implement existing SDPs, ensuring they deliver tangible results; |
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| Motion for a resolution23. Underlines SDPs’ role in integrated border management and maritime security, which are especially important given Russia’s recent provocations and violations of NATO airspace, and continued management of illegal migration flows; | Amendment23. Underlines SDPs’ role in reinforcing border protection and maritime security, which are especially important given Russia’s recent provocations and violations of NATO airspace; furthermore, notes the growing need to counter illegal migration reaching Europe via the Mediterranean and Western Balkan routes, together with fight against smuggling, human trafficking and cross-border criminal activities; stresses the importance of SDPs in addressing the root causes of migration; |
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| Motion for a resolution23. Underlines SDPs’ role in integrated border management and maritime security, which are especially important given Russia’s recent provocations and violations of NATO airspace, and continued management of illegal migration flows; | Amendment23. Underlines SDPs’ role in integrated border management and maritime security, which are especially important given Russia’s recent provocations and violations of NATO airspace, particularly affecting the Eastern flank states, and continued management of illegal migration flows; calls for increased EU financial and operational support for border management capabilities of frontline states; |
Jorge Buxadé Villalba, Pierre-Romain Thionnet, György Hölvényi, Nikola Bartůšek, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution23. Underlines SDPs’ role in integrated border management and maritime security, which are especially important given Russia’s recent provocations and violations of NATO airspace, and continued management of illegal migration flows; | Amendment23. Underlines SDPs’ role in integrated border management and maritime security, which are especially important given Russia’s recent provocations and violations of NATO airspace, and continued management of illegal migration flows, with a strong focus on the Southern border; |
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| Motion for a resolution23. Underlines SDPs’ role in integrated border management and maritime security, which are especially important given Russia’s recent provocations and violations of NATO airspace, and continued management of illegal migration flows; | Amendment23. Underlines SDPs’ role in integrated border management and maritime security, which are especially important given Russia’s and Belarus' recent provocations and violations of NATO airspace, and continued management of illegal migration flows; |
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| Motion for a resolution23. Underlines SDPs’ role in integrated border management and maritime security, which are especially important given Russia’s recent provocations and violations of NATO airspace, and continued management of illegal migration flows; | Amendment23. Underlines SDPs’ role in integrated border management with a number of partners, which are especially important given Russia’s recent provocations and violations of NATO airspace, and external aspects of irregular migration; |
Nicolás Pascual de la Parte
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| Motion for a resolution23. Underlines SDPs’ role in integrated border management and maritime security, which are especially important given Russia’s recent provocations and violations of NATO airspace, and continued management of illegal migration flows; | Amendment23. Underlines SDPs’ role in integrated border management, which are especially important given Russia’s recent provocations and violations of NATO airspace, and continued management of illegal migration flows; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment23 a. Encourages the European Council to consider the participation of countries with signed SDPs, particularly Norway, the UK and Canada, in EU flagship projects such as the Eastern Flank Watch, the European Drone Defence Initiative, the European Air Shield and the European Space Shield; |
Alexandr Vondra, Ondřej Krutílek, Veronika Vrecionová
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment23 a. Stresses that EU funding priorities should reflect the need for balanced geographical distribution of industrial capacities, with particular attention to strengthening defence production on the eastern flank of the Union to address proximity to high-risk areas. |
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| Motion for a resolution24. Calls for more joint maritime security exercises to promote interoperability and operational readiness in strategically important waterways and chokepoints around the world; insists on the importance of the surveillance of critical maritime infrastructure, including undersea cables and pipelines; | Amendment24. Calls for more joint maritime security exercises to promote interoperability and operational readiness in strategically important waterways and chokepoints around the world, with particular attention to the Black Sea region where Russian military presence poses ongoing threats to freedom of navigation and maritime security; insists on the importance of the surveillance of critical maritime infrastructure, including undersea cables and pipelines, mainly in the Black Sea where sabotage risks are raised; supports the establishment of a permanent EU maritime presence in the Black Sea; ; |
Alexandr Vondra, Ondřej Krutílek, Veronika Vrecionová
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| Motion for a resolution24. Calls for more joint maritime security exercises to promote interoperability and operational readiness in strategically important waterways and chokepoints around the world; insists on the importance of the surveillance of critical maritime infrastructure, including undersea cables and pipelines; | Amendment24. Calls for more joint maritime security exercises with relevant allied partners to promote interoperability and operational readiness in strategically important waterways and chokepoints around the world especially in areas where the EU’s vital interests are under threat; insists on the importance of the surveillance of critical maritime infrastructure, including undersea cables and pipelines; |
Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová
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| Motion for a resolution24. Calls for more joint maritime security exercises to promote interoperability and operational readiness in strategically important waterways and chokepoints around the world; insists on the importance of the surveillance of critical maritime infrastructure, including undersea cables and pipelines; | Amendment24. Calls for more joint maritime security exercises to promote interoperability and operational readiness in strategically important waterways and chokepoints around the world; insists on the importance of the surveillance of critical maritime infrastructure, including protection from Russian shadow fleet which undermines the security of undersea cables and pipelines; |
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| Motion for a resolution24. Calls for more joint maritime security exercises to promote interoperability and operational readiness in strategically important waterways and chokepoints around the world; insists on the importance of the surveillance of critical maritime infrastructure, including undersea cables and pipelines; | Amendment24. Calls for more joint maritime security exercises to promote interoperability and operational readiness in strategically important waterways and chokepoints around the world; insists on the importance of the surveillance and protection of critical maritime infrastructure, including undersea cables and pipelines to prevent the increasing frequency of hybrid attacks; |
Judita Laššáková, Ondřej Dostál
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment24 a. Insists that cooperation in maritime security should prioritise interoperability among Member States and NATO allies, rather than the establishment of autonomous EU naval structures; |
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| Motion for a resolution26. Stresses that cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation; underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment26. Stresses that cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation; underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; regrets that, contrary to previous commitments made by the European Council in May 2023, the EEAS says it no longer has financial resources available to set up the EU Cyber Defence Coordination Centre (EU CDCC), which will result in the loss of important expertise on improving protection measures against hybrid threats and cyberattacks, which had been previously pooled under the PESCO project for a Cyber and Information Domain Coordination Centre (CIDCC); |
Nicolás Pascual de la Parte
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| Motion for a resolution26. Stresses that cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation; underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment26. Stresses that cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation; underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; encourages the creation of joint cyber-response exercises and the development of secure information-sharing channels between the EU and its partners to counter hybrid threats; |
Tonino Picula, Sven Mikser, Javi López, Tobias Cremer, Raphaël Glucksmann
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| Motion for a resolution26. Stresses that cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation; underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment26. Stresses that cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation with our partners to strengthen our resilence, protect our critical infrastructure and exchange best practices on tackling foreign information manipulation and interference; underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; |
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| Motion for a resolution26. Stresses that cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation; underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment26. Stresses that cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation within the framework of PESCO and NATO, and the transfer of successful project findings to the next generation of joint cooperation ; underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; |
Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez
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| Motion for a resolution26. Stresses that cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation; underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment26. Stresses that cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, activities of transnational criminal organisations involved in drug smuggling, and the weaponizaiton of migration are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation; underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; |
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| Motion for a resolution26. Stresses that cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation; underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment26. Stresses that cyberattacks are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation within the SDPs networks; |
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| Motion for a resolution26. Stresses that cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation; underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment26. Stresses that cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, are an active and growing security threat for the EU and should be recognised as warfare; calls for further cooperation; underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; |
Nikola Bartůšek, György Hölvényi, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution26. Stresses that cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation; underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment26. Stresses that cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, are a growing security threat for the EU, expresses concern that this may lead to new forms of censorship and stress that this undermines societal and democratic resilience; |
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| Motion for a resolution26. Stresses that cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation; underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment26. Stresses that cybersecurity attacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation and underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; |
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| Motion for a resolution26. Stresses that cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation and interference, including disinformation, are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation; underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; | Amendment26. Stresses that cyberattacks, disinformation and foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI) are a growing security threat for the EU; calls for further cooperation; underlines the importance of SDPs for building societal and democratic resilience; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment26a. Points out that the EU’s approach to the protection of critical underwater infrastructure also reflects growing awareness of non-traditional security challenges; |
on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment26 a. Calls for safeguards against surveillance abuse and for the promotion of digital rights, privacy and media freedom in all SDPs involving cyber cooperation. |
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| Motion for a resolution27. Emphasises the importance of counterterrorism and the prevention of violent extremism, addressing both state and non-state threats through integrated security frameworks; | Amendment27. Emphasises the importance of counterterrorism and the prevention of violent extremism, addressing both state and non-state threats through integrated security frameworks; underlines, in this regard, the growing security threat posed by instability in the Sahel, including the spread of terrorist networks and cross-border organised crime, and stresses the need to promote regional stability, strengthen the resilience of state institutions and provide targeted support security forces and partners on the ground in the fight against terrorism and violent extremism; |
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| Motion for a resolution27. Emphasises the importance of counterterrorism and the prevention of violent extremism, addressing both state and non-state threats through integrated security frameworks; | Amendment27. Emphasises the importance of counterterrorism and the prevention of violent extremism, addressing both state and non-state threats through integrated security frameworks; emphasises that extensive intergovernmental cooperation and information-sharing, both within the EU and with third countries, are needed to effectively combat and prevent terrorism and violent extremism; |
Jorge Buxadé Villalba, Pierre-Romain Thionnet, György Hölvényi, Nikola Bartůšek, Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution27. Emphasises the importance of counterterrorism and the prevention of violent extremism, addressing both state and non-state threats through integrated security frameworks; | Amendment27. Emphasises the importance of counterterrorism and the prevention of violent extremism, addressing both state and non-state threats through integrated security frameworks; recalls, in this regard, that mass immigration flows have become a major internal security threat for Member States; |
Nikola Bartůšek, György Hölvényi, Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution27. Emphasises the importance of counterterrorism and the prevention of violent extremism, addressing both state and non-state threats through integrated security frameworks; | Amendment27. Emphasises the importance of counterterrorism and the prevention of violent extremism, notably the islamist terrorist threat, addressing both state and non-state threats through integrated security frameworks; |
Judita Laššáková, Ondřej Dostál
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| Motion for a resolution27. Emphasises the importance of counterterrorism and the prevention of violent extremism, addressing both state and non-state threats through integrated security frameworks; | Amendment27. Emphasises the importance of counterterrorism and the prevention of violent extremism, illegal migration, and external border insecurity; |
Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Jordan Bardella, Nikola Bartůšek, Christophe Bay, Matthieu Valet, Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment27 a. Calls for security agreements with third countries in Africa to manage irregular migration, to address directly and locally the surge in asylum seekers, to dismantle human smuggling networks, and to prevent the potential spillover of terrorism into Europe, in the context of growing instability, the expanding jihadist threat in Mali and across the Sahel region, and the increase in irregular crossings through the Mediterranean; |
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| Motion for a resolution28. Insists that partnerships are essential to promote peaceful and responsible behaviours in outer space, respond to space threats and support the use of space services for security and defence; | Amendment28. Insists that partnerships are essential to promote peaceful and responsible behaviours in outer space, respond to space threats and support the use of space services for security and defence; calls on the Commission and the European Defence Agency (EDA) to prioritise the integration of GOVSATCOM and the IRIS2 secure connectivity system and to provide targeted support for research and development under the European Defence Fund (EDF) in order to ensure satellite communications that are secure, cost-effective and reliable in the long term for EU defence missions – including, in particular, the development of low-latency, high-performance data relay and communication payloads for the real-time transmission of piloting, video and sensor data for drone systems, as well as the protection of critical C2 links against interference, interception and signal jamming; |
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| Motion for a resolution28. Insists that partnerships are essential to promote peaceful and responsible behaviours in outer space, respond to space threats and support the use of space services for security and defence; | Amendment28. Insists that partnerships are essential to promote peaceful and responsible behaviours in outer space, respond to space threats and support the use of space services for security and defence; stresses that in particular, the emerging New Space sector and its innovative potential regarding dual-use technologies should also be fully exploited with regard to defence and civilian developments; |
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| Motion for a resolution28. Insists that partnerships are essential to promote peaceful and responsible behaviours in outer space, respond to space threats and support the use of space services for security and defence; | Amendment28. Insists that partnerships are essential to promote peaceful and responsible behaviours in outer space, respond to space threats and support the use of space services for security and defence; stresses that EU action in space must remain consistent with international space law and norms for the peaceful use of outer space and include measures to avoid dual-use proliferation risks; |
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| Motion for a resolution28. Insists that partnerships are essential to promote peaceful and responsible behaviours in outer space, respond to space threats and support the use of space services for security and defence; | Amendment28. Insists that partnerships and global regulation, not least of anti-satellite weapons, are essential to promote peaceful and responsible behaviours in outer space, respond to space threats and support the use of space services for security and defence; |
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| Motion for a resolution28. Insists that partnerships are essential to promote peaceful and responsible behaviours in outer space, respond to space threats and support the use of space services for security and defence; | Amendment28. Underlines that partnerships are essential to promote peaceful and responsible behaviours in outer space, respond to space threats and support the use of space services for security and defence purposes; |
on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment28 a. Calls for the EU to support international initiatives limiting the weaponisation of outer space, including a ban on destructive anti-satellite tests, in line with UN General Assembly resolutions on responsible space behaviours; |
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| Motion for a resolution29. Underlines that the SDPs contain an effective review clause that allows for adjustments related to implementation and to respond to new security developments; highlights that these partnerships are constantly being strengthened and are delivering concrete results; | Amendment29. Underlines that the SDPs contain an effective review clause that allows for adjustments related to implementation and to respond to new security developments; highlights that these partnerships are constantly being strengthened and are delivering concrete results; underlines the need to include within these partnerships a dedicated pillar on faith-based diplomacy and intercultural dialogue, as a complementary instrument for conflict prevention, countering hybrid threats and foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI), and strengthening societal resilience; |
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| Motion for a resolution29. Underlines that the SDPs contain an effective review clause that allows for adjustments related to implementation and to respond to new security developments; highlights that these partnerships are constantly being strengthened and are delivering concrete results; | Amendment29. Underlines that the SDPs contain an effective review clause that allows for adjustments related to implementation and to respond to new security developments; highlights that these partnerships are constantly being strengthened and are delivering concrete results; calls for an annual public implementation report to Parliament for each SDP, including objectives, deliverables, financial envelopes, risk assessments and human-rights due diligence; |
Tonino Picula, Sven Mikser, Javi López, Tobias Cremer, Raphaël Glucksmann
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| Motion for a resolution29. Underlines that the SDPs contain an effective review clause that allows for adjustments related to implementation and to respond to new security developments; highlights that these partnerships are constantly being strengthened and are delivering concrete results; | Amendment29. Underlines that the SDPs contain an effective review clause that allows for adjustments related to implementation and to respond to new security developments; highlights that these partnerships, if well implemented, could deliver concrete results and contribute to the European security order; |
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| Motion for a resolution29. Underlines that the SDPs contain an effective review clause that allows for adjustments related to implementation and to respond to new security developments; highlights that these partnerships are constantly being strengthened and are delivering concrete results; | Amendment29. Insists that the SDPs contain an effective review clause that allows for adjustments related to implementation and to respond to new security developments; highlights that these partnerships are constantly being strengthened and are delivering concrete results; |
Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, Engin Eroglu
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| Motion for a resolution30. Recalls that Parliament has repeatedly highlighted the significance of the Strategic Compass’s partnerships; believes that parliamentary diplomacy complements and supports these partnerships; underlines the key roles played by the Committee on Security and Defence as well as the Delegation for Relations with the NATO Parliamentary Assembly; | Amendment30. Recalls that Parliament has repeatedly highlighted the significance of the Strategic Compass’s partnerships; believes that parliamentary diplomacy complements and supports these partnerships; underlines the key roles played by the Committee on Security and Defence as well as the Delegation for Relations with the NATO Parliamentary Assembly; requests the EEAS to provide regular reports to the European Parliament on the implementation of SDPs and the state of play of ongoing or planned negotiations; |
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| Motion for a resolution30. Recalls that Parliament has repeatedly highlighted the significance of the Strategic Compass’s partnerships; believes that parliamentary diplomacy complements and supports these partnerships; underlines the key roles played by the Committee on Security and Defence as well as the Delegation for Relations with the NATO Parliamentary Assembly; | Amendment30. Recalls that Parliament has repeatedly highlighted the significance of the partnerships on security and defence; believes that parliamentary diplomacy complements and supports these partnerships; underlines the key roles played by the Committee on Security and Defence as well as the Delegation for Relations with the NATO Parliamentary Assembly; |
Nikola Bartůšek, György Hölvényi, Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Roberto Vannacci
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment30 a. Stresses that the European Parliament’s information and budgetary oversight must not infringe on Member States’ exclusive defence competences, thereby safeguarding each nation’s budgetary and strategic sovereignty; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment30 a. Commits to pursue the regular organisation of joint Committee meetings with Committee on National Security, Defence and Intelligence of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine to foster dialogue at parliamentary level; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment30 b. Welcomes the organisation of the first interparliamentary meeting of the defence Committees of the EU Members States in the European Parliament and to the further deepening of the partnership with staff of national parliaments including through the European Security and Defence College; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment30 c. Welcomes the organisation of the NATO PA's 107th Rose-Roth-Seminar on “EU-NATO Cooperation: Essential Partnership and Democratic Resilience” in the European Parliament premises; underlines that it represented a strong signal of the European Parliament’s new active role in views of its enhanced partnership status in the NATO Parliamentary Assembly; |
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment30 d. Underlines the success of the first ever European Parliament and NATO Parliamentary Assembly pilot project for parliamentary capacity-building in the security and defence sector for staff of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (VRU); urges this pilot project to be extended for Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (VRU), the enlargement area parliaments and all SDPs; |
on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group
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| Motion for a resolution31. Believes that the Schuman Forum on Security and Defence is a key platform for dialogue; | Amendment31. Believes that the Schuman Forum on Security and Defence is a key platform for dialogue; encourages systematic inclusion of civil-society organisations, academia, youth representatives and human-rights defenders from partner countries in the Schuman Forum and related dialogues; |
Nicolás Pascual de la Parte
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| Motion for a resolution31. Believes that the Schuman Forum on Security and Defence is a key platform for dialogue; | Amendment31. Believes that the Schuman Forum on Security and Defence is a key platform for dialogue; calls for the Parliament to take an active role in shaping its agenda and follow-up, ensuring that the outcomes feed into legislative work on EU security and defence policy; |
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| Motion for a resolution31. Believes that the Schuman Forum on Security and Defence is a key platform for dialogue; | Amendment31. Believes that the Schuman Forum on Security and Defence, organised by the EEAS and co-hosted by the European Parliament, is an opportunity for providing a regular, high-level platform for dialogue with partners; |
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| Motion for a resolution32. Encourages building closer ties with societies in partner countries, strengthening the EU’s strategic communication; | Amendment32. Encourages building closer ties with societies in partner countries, strengthening the EU’s strategic communication; calls for launching campaigns involving the European Parliament, other EU institutions, bodies and agencies, the Member States and partner countries, as well as the NGO’s, academia and media, to promote existing SDPs and encourage new Partnerships, strengthening EU image and position among SDP countries; |
Nicolás Pascual de la Parte
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| Motion for a resolution32. Encourages building closer ties with societies in partner countries, strengthening the EU’s strategic communication; | Amendment32. Encourages building closer ties with societies in partner countries, strengthening the EU’s strategic communication; emphasises the need to counter disinformation and foreign manipulation narratives through coordinated communication strategies and public diplomacy initiatives involving EU Delegations and Member States; |
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| Motion for a resolution32. Encourages building closer ties with societies in partner countries, strengthening the EU’s strategic communication; | Amendment32. Encourages building closer ties with societies in partner countries, strengthening the EU’s strategic communication; stresses the importance of pluralistic parliamentary debate on SDPs, including minority views, to ensure democratic legitimacy and strategic coherence; |
on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment32 a. Stresses that EU security and defence partnerships must contribute to peacebuilding, conflict prevention and sustainable development, in line with the EU Global Strategy and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development; calls on the Commission and the EEAS to develop indicators and annual reporting on the peace and sustainability impact of all SDPs. |
Judita Laššáková, Ondřej Dostál
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| Motion for a resolution | Amendment32 a. Stresses that all EU defence-related spending under instruments such as the European Peace Facility, the European Defence Fund, and SAFE must remain fully transparent, subject to rigorous oversight, and must not undermine Member States’ fiscal responsibility; |