US EditionEU’s Von der Leyen questions Europe’s faith in rules-based order
Von der Leyen highlighted the EU's need to reform unanimity decision-making to overcome a €90 billion Ukraine loan veto and strengthen geopolitical influence amid global instability.
- In Brussels on Monday, Ursula von der Leyen said 'Europe can no longer be a custodian for the old-world order, for a world that has gone and will not return', urging a reassessment of EU foreign policy.
- Following recent Middle East strikes, United States and Israel have upended the region’s balance, disrupted global energy markets, and Ursula von der Leyen warned mounting violations threaten the old order.
- Kaja Kallas and von der Leyen urged ramping up defence and expanding trade and security agreements, citing Hungary's veto as an example of EU paralysis, and emphasizing the need to remove dependencies.
- With credibility on the line, von der Leyen vowed to resolve the loan impasse, saying it has put the EU's credibility 'at stake', while Kallas warned 'Without restoring international law, together with accountability, we are doomed to see repeated violations of the law, disruption and chaos'.
- Von der Leyen urged moving from analysis to action by saying the EU must address 'the reality of the situation' and seize new partnership opportunities as mid-size countries seek stability.
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