Organisation and structures

Question on @Quora: Do you believe that the current downsizing of the US State Department will have significant eff… https://t.co/Fp37IJu190
— On security/Lundin (@londil) September 3, 2017

My take so far on the Tillerson reorganization of the State Department. Yes it does concern Europe: two to tango https://t.co/0u9PEG3fxb pic.twitter.com/P4WP8NUcgt
— On security/Lundin (@londil) August 30, 2017

Who is the EU in security policy - the European Council, the HR/VP, EEAS, the Commission or perhaps all of the Member States? To have a view on this is vital for the definition of strategy

Who is the most important EU actor in security policy in your view?
— On security/Lundin (@londil) December 11, 2015

FAQ from my readers: Who should be the overall lead in EU external action. Which is your view?
— On security/Lundin (@londil) December 31, 2015

Excellent comprehensive perspective EU2016NL.pdf https://t.co/RV4FYvJYK6 pic.twitter.com/OpCY1HMJgq
— On security/Lundin (@londil) January 9, 2016

Keen to have all #EU2016NL #Presidency #priorities in one PDF? Please see this brochure, published today! https://t.co/bXWE9w8o3y
— EU2016NL (@EU2016NL) January 6, 2016

European Council - #EUGlobalstrategy On Security https://t.co/JgeNC06ax1 pic.twitter.com/kcEMyWgQRy
— On security/Lundin (@londil) January 7, 2016

In the European Security strategy from 2003 the concept of coordination is not mentioned at all - in THE EU strategic review 15 times. The CSDP-related comprehensive approach needs to be broadened - on a joined up approach and the role of diplomacy:

Leo @londil: Strategic planning one of best parts of EU executive legacy (Delors). Underutilised in EEAS. Welcome emphasis #EEASReview
— Juan Luis Manfredi (@juanmanfredi) November 6, 2013

Towards a multitasking capability:

Alain Le Roy @eu_eeas: A new role for #EU foreign ministers could be to lead particular initiatives, like in Bosnia pic.twitter.com/Ph1EhzT5ra
— Carnegie Europe (@Carnegie_Europe) April 28, 2015

time to draw conclusions from a massive effort?

Top officials in EU institutions - where do they come from? Belgium still enjoys being overrepresented. pic.twitter.com/8tG9CTnMDr
— On security/Lundin (@londil) April 20, 2015