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Less national patchwork, more genuine European cooperation: With EDIP, the EU aims to better prepare its defense industry for shared challenges. On April 24, we adopted the Parliament's position on the European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP) at committee level.
During the civil war and economic crisis in Syria, Assad and his close network amassed billions in wealth — some of which now is frozen in Europe. We need a solution to make this stolen money available to Syrians for reconstruction.
Everyone is talking about how Europe has to become more independent when it comes to security and defense. But how could that work – and what does it really mean?
In 2024 alone, the regime of the Islamic Republic of Iran carried out 975 executions – and it hasn’t stopped. Here's how we can put pressure on the regime now:
There is no such thing as ethical spyware. The Paragon spyware scandal clearly shows why we urgently need strong laws and better protection against the illegal use of spyware in Europe.
At the summit, European leaders discussed Europe’s security and support for Ukraine.The key takeaway: Europe must take greater responsibility for its own security and continue to provide strong support to Ukraine.
The European Court of Justice confirmed last year that the systematic oppression of women by the Taliban constitutes persecution under asylum law. Why Member States fail to implement:
From our biggest concern to our biggest partner. What European foreign policy can achieve in the region:
Over 130,000 people have "disappeared" under Assad’s regime. Here’s how we can support Syrians in uncovering these crimes and healing from them:
Last week, the European Parliament debated “Uniting Europe against actors hostile to the EU: Time to strengthen our security and defence.” In my speech, I highlighted a troubling reality: Europe’s fragmented approach to security is undermining its ability to protect its citizens and support allies like Ukraine.
Crises like cyberattacks, pandemics, and wars have become the new normal. Yet, the EU still lacks a sufficient and unified response. A debate initiated by the "Niinistö Report."
Our digital and economic lifeline is under attack. Here's what needs to happen now:
