autonomy where europe projects its own independent military and security power on the global stage that s pretty much dead. what we ve seen is that europe remains utterly reliant on the massive power of the united states. i would say that europe needs to enhance own security and defence capacities, and. but we are. europe consists of national states and we have national armies, and the war in ukraine, the russian colonial war against ukraine, shows us that if we join our forces together, we are much, much stronger. so, to build autonomous europe, for me, would be luxury. i think we need to focus on cooperation between the eu, nato and other countries like great britain and
states and we have national armies, and the war in ukraine, the russian colonial war against ukraine, shows us that if we join our forces together, we are much, much stronger. so, to build autonomous europe, for me, would be luxury. i think we need to focus on cooperation between the eu, nato and other countries like great britain and partners in indo pacific. let s build a broader, broader coalition of states having same values values of liberal democracy, freedom of speech, open and free elections and let s protect this.this realm of.of this part of world, because unless that, there are major and big forces which will always try to dissolve it. minister, it seems to me what you re saying, in a very diplomatic way, is that right now, you in prague
perspective as holding the presidency of the european union. i want to think about the longer term legacy of what europe has done in response to the ukraine russia war. it seems to me that emmanuel macron s vision of, quote unquote, strategic autonomy where europe projects its own independent military and security power on the global stage that s pretty much dead. what we ve seen is that europe remains utterly reliant on the massive power of the united states. i would say that europe needs to enhance own security and defence capacities, and. but we are. europe consists of national states and we have national armies, and the war in ukraine, the russian colonial war against ukraine, shows us that if we join our forces together, we are much, much stronger.
Drawing on archival materials held in the Portuguese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other contemporary resources, Dr. Anna M. Klobucka will discuss the highlights of New Portuguese Letters’ unexpected notoriety in the United States before and around the 1974 Carnations Revolution.