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EU Eyes Major Diplomatic Shake-Up Amidst Criticism of Foreign Service
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First reported by Mako · 24 minutes ago
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The European Union is considering a major reform to consolidate its diplomatic service within the European Commission, driven by France and Germany. The changes aim to improve efficiency and address criticisms of the current foreign policy apparatus, with the EU's handling of the Israel-Gaza conflict reportedly a contributing factor.
- 01EU plans major reform of its diplomatic service.
- 02Germany and France are leading the push for changes.
- 03The reform aims to consolidate powers within the European Commission.
- 04Criticism of the EU's response to global crises fuels the move.
- 05The Israel-Gaza conflict has intensified internal EU tensions.
- 06Potential agreement on the reform framework by December.
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