EU Plans to Break up Diplomatic Service, FT Reports
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The European Commission is developing plans to reorganise the EU diplomatic service and to integrate parts of it into the Union executive, in response to France and Germany's requests for a radical reform of the Brussels foreign policy mechanism by the end of the year, says Financial Times.
In the European Union, a major reorganization of the European External Relations Service, led by Kai Callas, is under way, with some delegation of authority to the relevant departments. The European Commission is considering the possibility of transferring part of the functions of the European External Relations Service (EECS) to its existing units, and is transferring RIA News. According to sources, high-level officials are already analysing wh…
The European Union is preparing to reorganize the Foreign Policy service, planning its abolition and incorporation into the European Commission
The European Union is preparing to reorganize the Foreign Policy service, planning its abolition and incorporation into the European Commission.The reason for this step was the sharp criticism expressed by the EU member states against Kaya Kallas, the...
Meeting in Dublin on 2 September, the Head of European Diplomacy, Kaja Kallas, and the EU Foreign Ministers intend to start a reflection on reforming the partly dysfunctional governance of European foreign policy.
The European Commission is preparing a major reorganisation of the European External Action Service (EEAS). Under the Franco-German initiative, several tasks could be merged into existing Commission departments, while the political coordination role of High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas could also be strengthened. The changes could aim to reduce overlaps, lead to more unified management of EU foreign policy and cut costs. A deci…
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