EU Diplomacy and International Relations

What is the role of the High Representative for Foreign Policy and Security Policy of the EU?

What is the main objective of the Foreign Affairs Council (FAC)?

What is the significance of the Amsterdam Treaty (1997)?

What is the deadline for Germany to devote 2% of its annual GDP to military spending?

What is the role of the Foreign Affairs Council (FAC) in the EU's foreign policy decision-making process?

What is the main concern about the state of democracy in Turkey?

What is the main objective of the CFSP?

When was the CFSP launched?

What is the scope of the CFSP?

What is the consequence of Turkey's constitutional changes in the context of EU-Turkey relations?

What is the primary focus of the European Union's CSDP missions?

What is the name of the EU's mission that suppresses attacks by Somali pirates by military means?

Why do some EU states, such as France, promote an independent European security and defence structure?

What is the source of tension between EU states regarding the CSDP?

What is the name of the EU's advisory mission that covers civilian missions?

What is the role of the High Representative in the European Council summits?

What is the primary function of the European External Action Service (EEAS)?

How many Union Delegations or embassies are there around the world?

What is the role of the High Representative in the Foreign Affairs Council (FAC)?

What is the name of the High Representative mentioned in the text?

What is the primary role of the Political and Security Committee (PSC)?

Why does the European Commission have limited influence over the CFSP and CSDP?

What is the exception to the Commission's limited influence over the CSDP?

Which institution has even more limited influence on the CFSP than the Commission?

What is the role of the Council preparatory bodies in the CFSP?

What was the main effect of the Mediterranean enlargement on the European Union?

What characterized the EFTA enlargement round?

What did the accession of three new member states in the EFTA enlargement round affect in the EU Council?

What was the driving force behind the Eastern enlargement round?

What was the outcome of the 1994 referendum in Norway regarding EU membership?

What was the primary consideration for EU membership according to the Rome Treaty?

What was the outcome of Morocco's application for EU membership in 1987?

How many member states did the EU have in 2015, including the UK?

What is the term used to describe the EU's expansion into the Balkan region?

When did Turkey's application for EU membership become officially recognized?

What was the outcome of Croatia's application for EU membership in 2013?

What is the current number of EU member states after the Brexit?

What has been a challenge for the EU's complex structure and procedures?

What is the history of European integration about?

What was the Union's commitment to the east of its borders?

What is the primary characteristic of EU enlargement as a process?

How many rounds of accession have added 22 members to the original six?

What characterized the Mediterranean enlargement round?

What was the challenge posed by the accession of two more Eurosceptic member states, the UK and Denmark?

What is the term used to describe the EU's policy of incorporating new member states?

What is the primary objective of the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP)?

What is the main focus of the Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP)?

What is the Solidarity Clause related to?

What is a characteristic of the EU's CSDP missions?

What is a condition for EU operations under the CSDP?

Which region has been a primary focus of the EU's CSDP missions?

What is the primary reason for tension inside the EU regarding the CFSP and CSDP?

Which type of EU states are committed to a strong NATO and US presence in European security?

What is the EU's mission that suppresses attacks by Somali pirates by military means?

Who decides whether to participate in EU missions?

What is the name of the set of conditions that countries must comply with to become EU members?

Which country did not hold a referendum before joining the EU in the 2004 Eastern Enlargement?

What is the primary focus of the EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP)?

Who decides on the enlargement of the EU?

What is the term used to describe the EU's accumulated legislation, legal acts, and court decisions?

In what year did the European Council adopt the Copenhagen criteria?

Which of the following is a requirement for EU membership under the Copenhagen criteria?

What is the term used to describe the EU's policy of incorporating new member states?

Which of the following countries held a referendum on EU membership in 2012?

What is the primary objective of the EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP)?

What characterized the 'EFTA enlargement' round?

What was the main effect of the Mediterranean enlargement on the European Union?

What was the primary consideration for the 'Eastern enlargement' round?

What was the outcome of the 1994 referendum in Norway regarding EU membership?

What was the result of the 'Eastern enlargement' round in 2004 and 2007?

What was the primary reason for Morocco's application for EU membership being rejected in 1987?

What is the context in which theComplex structure and procedures of the EU create challenges?

When did the Balkan enlargement round start?

How many member states did the EU have in 2015, including the UK?

How many member states does the EU have after the Brexit?

What is the main reason why the European Commission has limited influence over the CFSP and CSDP?

What is the role of the Political and Security Committee (PSC) in the CFSP?

In what area does the European Commission have more influence in the CSDP?

What is the position of the European Commission in the CFSP area?

What is the role of the Council in the CFSP?