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THE EU STRATEGIC REVIEW DOES NOT MENTION THE ROLE OF PARLIAMENTS AND SPECIFICALLY NOT OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT. THIS NEEDS TO BE CORRECTED WHEN DRAFTING THE #EUGLOBALSTRATEGY. PARLIAMENTS ARE NOT ONLY LEGISLATORS BUT POLITICAL ACTORS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE NOT LEAST IN TERMS OF SOFT POWER.
A large number of studies, resolutions, hearings and other documentation from the European Parliament (acronym EP) integrated into different papers on this website. |
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