European Union leaders today formally adopted the Union’s first ever joint Security Strategy, a document which will form the framework for the Union’s foreign and security policy.
Welcoming the occasion, the strategy’s author, Javier Solana – the EU’s foreign policy chief – said that the document would provide a "road map" for the EU to play a role of "a strategic partner in the world".
Heavily influenced by US security doctrine following 11 September 2001, the document sets out...
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