Brussels to set up a crisis committee to deal with wars and climate emergencies

The European Union wants its citizens to be prepared for any scenario, including war. The Commission, the governing body of the bloc, meets on Wednesday to review the main defense policies that directly affect the citizenship of the union. Read more]]>

Brussels will set up a special crisis committee to prevent, monitor and respond to climate and war emergencies in the European Union. The EU Executive will also strengthen the emergency response point that already exists and will review civil protection rules, as set out in the European strategy for preparing citizens, which will be unveiled on Wednesday.

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The European Commission’s ‘Preparation’ strategy this Wednesday sees the possibility of a military attack, but focuses on more climate-related incidents

Strategy comes in the wake of the increase in defense spending by the bloc, under pressure from Trump. The European Union (EU) will launch a special crisis committee this Wednesday to monitor, prevent and respond to climate emergencies and armed conflicts, the newspaper El País announced the day before. According to the strategy, obtained by the Spanish daily, the agency will also reinforce its emergency response service and review civil protect…

The European Union will announce on Wednesday, March 26, 2025, a program to prepare citizens in the event of crises. This includes the creation of a manual so that the population can be kept safe for up to 72 hours, even in the event of war. Related news: Is there a risk of a Third World War due to the Russian-Ukraine conflict? Experts contest European Union wants to prepare its inhabitants for the war Hadja Lahbib, European Commissioner for Cri…