Titlebook: EU Foreign Policy in a Fragmenting International Order; Oriol Costa,Eduard Soler i Lecha,Martijn C. Vlaska Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2025 The Editor(s)

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,Looking for Resource Sovereignty in a Fragmenting Global Order: The EU’s Response to Critical Raw M States, EU institutions, and groups in the European Parliament. Overall, this case illustrates a move of the EU from unequivocally advocating global free trade to a more protective approach to secure the raw materials vital for Europe‘s political and economic ambitions.

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Lack of Time, Discussion and Improvement,ne to such fractures. Tensions emerge, particularly in Central and Eastern Europe, regarding the Istanbul Convention, reflecting a broader debate on universalistic versus traditional values, as well as on the appropriate governance level to address violence against women.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-41317-0ecture, have elicited Europeanist, Atlanticist and nationalist responses within the EU and its Member States. We find that European actors tend to signal a rejection of fragmentation in global health governance, while accepting it in practice.

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Alasdair I. MacBean,V. N. Balasubramanyamitment to non-proliferation and arms control. However, it lacks clear policies in two key areas: nuclear disarmament and arms control, where the last US-Russian agreement is suspended and any agreement with China is out of reach.