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The common foreign and security policy is the  second pillar of the  Union since the  Treaty on European Union came into force.
we then slowly started the Common foreign and security policy.
given the  way in which the common foreign and security policy operates, this is not an issue on which the  Commission takes a lead.
If it persists in the common foreign and security policy, we shall have no stability
thereby undermining the common foreign and security policy.
how can we reach a consensus within the  EU and  within the common foreign and security policy?
defence policy,  the common foreign and security policy or other things like that.
particularly on the Common Foreign and Security Policy.
We have since then entrusted Javier Solana with driving forward this part of the common foreign and security policy.
especially the Common Foreign and Security Policy.
Small countries must also be able to represent the common foreign and security policy to the  outside world.
Sindal(PSE).-(DA) Mr President, 1 May was the  day on which the  Amsterdam Treaty and  the common foreign and security policy became a reality.
Firstly, I would cite the common foreign and security policy where we have a much clearer definition of what we gained in the  interinstitutional agreement.
In addition, the Common Foreign and Security Policy budget will continue to support action without military and  defence implications.
that they do not read the  part concerning the common foreign and security policy and,  in particular, NATO membership.
including the common foreign and security policy.
No Member State that takes the common foreign and security policy seriously should build its bilateral relations with Russia in such way that would damage the  just interests of the  Member States.
Full use of the  instruments within the Common Foreign and Security Policy, including political dialogue,
We would have liked the Common Foreign and Security Policy to be another area in which the  Member States would reach decisions by qualified majority.