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"Global security is a matter that concerns all well-informed citizens, especially when images of the Holocaust and the attacks of 11 September 2001, to name but two examples, are very clear in our individual and collective memories. Even when we least expect it, the threat of another conflict between nations suddenly looms: the island dispute between China and Japan. Such a scenario leads us to assign a key role to foreign policy and to the security of Europeans. I voted for the report by Elmar Brok on the Annual Report from the Council to the European Parliament on the common foreign and security policy, which highlights the need for the European Union to speak with a single voice on this matter, fosters collaboration between the EU and countries involved in the Arab Spring, promotes respect for human rights in exchange for financial support, highlights cooperation with Eastern European countries and seeks to ensure military and economic cooperation, drawing attention to the fact that nowadays wars are not won with tanks but through financial measures."@en1
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