Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2010-11-23-Speech-2-291"
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"We live in a world in which, firstly, there is ever less expectation of a conventional attack on the EU or any of its Member States and, secondly, threats are increasingly scattered across the globe, whether they are from international terrorism, cyber attacks on crucial IT systems, long range missile attacks on European targets, or piracy in international waters. As an organisation committed to peace preservation, conflict prevention and post-conflict reconstruction, and reinforcement of international security, it is therefore essential for the EU to be capable of acting as a global player in this area, capable of guaranteeing the security of its citizens within its territory. I therefore believe that it is essential for the EU to be committed to cooperating within the United Nations and, in the Euro-Atlantic area, with NATO, which this weekend approved its new Strategic Concept, aiming to reinforce the Alliance’s ability to deal with non-conventional threats and strengthen its ties with the European Union; this includes enhancing ‘practical cooperation in operations throughout the crisis spectrum, from coordinated planning to mutual support in the field’."@en1
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