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Italian PM Meloni: I think that formalizing and identifying who speaks on behalf of Europe would strengthen the European position. I believe that today, in good faith, we are multiplying formats, events and interlocutors. Having a single interlocutor in a delicate phase would clarify, simplify and give strength to... show more

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Italian PM Meloni turned into a EU Euro Fraud. What a shame.

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Two problems here, Mrs Meloni : - Europe does not exits as a political Union. There is only corrupt EU commission and EU parliament without power. - WHO decides what diplomatic way to go ? Mrs con der Leyen as unelected war mongerer ? - Better all nations speak for them selfs.

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EU commission is a suppression monster !

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Italian PM Meloni: They told us our ideas on combating illegal immigration were heretical and contrary to European legal civilization. I am proud that today those ideas are European legal civilization, given that they are European Union rules. We are Italy, and with awareness of our strength and some common sense, we can set the direction instead of simply following others.

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Italian PM Meloni on EU-Russia negotiator: If we want to achieve a result on this issue, I can say this: it would be very difficult to propose a person coming from one of the large European countries. I think that would make reaching an agreement more difficult, so I would look instead toward the medium-sized powers of the European Union.

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Italian PM Meloni: I believe these provocations from Moscow are multiplying because Putin needs to shift attention by creating an escalation with Europe. This comes from a situation on the battlefield in Ukraine that is not going as Putin had predicted, declared and promised to his people. I think we should not respond to these provocations. Responding to these provocations would be more in the interest of Moscow than of Europe.

Italian PM Meloni: I believe these provocations from Moscow are multiplying because Putin needs to shift attention by creating an escalation with Europe. This comes from a situation on the battlefield in Ukraine that is not going as Putin had predicted, declared and promised to his people. I think we should not respond to these provocations. Responding to these provocations would be more in the interest of Moscow than of Europe.

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Italian PM Meloni: We want Azerbaijan to strengthen its role as a fundamental hub between Europe and Asia, and for Italy to increasingly become the privileged gateway to the European market.

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Italian PM Meloni: We want Azerbaijan to strengthen its role as a fundamental hub between Europe and Asia, and for Italy to increasingly become the privileged gateway to the European market.

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We want to be in the European Union. And I am confident that if some representatives of the EU do not make mistakes, we will be there. We are already strengthening the EU, first and foremost from a security perspective. And today, security is a priority for everyone. A union that could be much stronger – I believe this would be a union of such countries as Norway, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, and Türkiye. These are four countries that the European Union is lacking. Because Türkiye and Ukraine together outmatch Russia’s army: from control of the Black Sea to control of airspace. I know there are questions when it comes to Türkiye. I know that the United Kingdom has left the European Union. I know that Norway has many different forms of cooperation and economic ties with the EU, and so on. But I still believe that these four countries would make the EU the strongest union in the world, with the best security in the world. We are not seeking an alternative. I simply believe that these four countries are very strong and would make the European Union stronger. And even these four countries on their own would certainly form a very strong union. From an interview with the "United News" telethon (3/5).

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“I would like the United Kingdom to lead European defence by leading a partnership of other countries that have a capable military—most obviously France, Germany, Poland and the Baltics” On Monday Danny Kruger announced Reform’s position on defence is to form a new European force, outside of NATO, led by the UK in support of the US. Closer ties with Europe isn’t where I expected Reform to position themselves on defence, although Danny denies Reform favour a European Army.

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🇮🇹 Meloni: I believe these provocations from Moscow are multiplying because Putin needs to shift attention by creating an escalation with Europe. This comes from a situation on the battlefield in Ukraine that is not going as Putin had predicted, declared and promised to his people. I think we should not respond to these provocations. Responding to these provocations would be more in the interest of Moscow than of Europe.

🇮🇹 Meloni: I believe these provocations from Moscow are multiplying because Putin needs to shift attention by creating an escalation with Europe. This comes from a situation on the battlefield in Ukraine that is not going as Putin had predicted, declared and promised to his people. I think we should not respond to these provocations. Responding to these provocations would be more in the interest of Moscow than of Europe.

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.Vice President JD Vance: "I do still very much think that the United States and Europe are on the same team... European civilization and American civilization — European culture and American culture — are very much linked... Obviously, there's a big question about what that means in the 21st Century. Obviously, the President and I believe that it means a little bit more European burden sharing on the defense side... So there are a lot of ways in which this alliance will evolve and change."

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Ukraine needs further timely defense assistance - precisely the kind that can thwart Russia's revenge plan for this year - their offensive plan. The European Parliament’s position remains significant to ensure that all of our agreements in Europe regarding defense and shared strength are practically implemented. We need further principled political support both for Ukraine and for the entire project of a united Europe, which is the European Union. No European nation that shares and defends common European values should be left out of European unity. In Ukraine, we have met all of the necessary conditions for the adoption of the negotiating framework in June of this year, as previously agreed, and the actual start of Ukraine's EU accession talks. It is equally important for European unity to practically work for other nations that deserve to join the EU to also fulfil their candidate status. Balkan nations and Moldova are part of Europe, and I am also confident that there will be Europe Days for Georgia and Belarus. All of this is already reflected in the positions of the European Parliament, and it is really important that they are implemented.

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Ursula has put Europe in danger. And I said that to her face today in the European Parliament.

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⚡️🇪🇺🇮🇹 WOW! EUROPE JUST MOVED CLOSER TO ITALY'S MIGRATION MODEL! PM MELONI: "The EU Parliament approved a new repatriation regulation that would allow faster removals of people who have NO RIGHT to stay in the EU, and even open return centers in third countries." "We promised Italians that we would change Europe, and we did!"🔥

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How does the UK rejoin the EU? Have a listen to David Miliband on BBC Radio 4 Today: Anna Foster, "The front page of the Guardian this morning is talking about the government trying to pitch an EU single market for goods, which Brussels seems to not be particularly keen on. What is your position on the government's stance at the moment on Europe and how our ongoing relationship with Europe should look?" David Miliband, "Well, I'm convinced that the security and prosperity of the UK depends on an institutionalized, deep and strong relationship with the rest of Europe. I'm absolutely convinced of that. The Russian invasion of Ukraine shows the way in which that's our number one security threat now." David Miliband, "But, we know our economy has been shrunk by 6 to 8% in the 10 years since Brexit. So there's an economic part of that. So when the government says we want a reset of our relations with Europe, I think that's a good thing. But then when I look that the reset so far is only worth £9 billion by 2040 and I remember that Britain is a 3 trillion pound economy, I'm left saying, no, we need a much higher dosage in our reset." Anna Foster, "How high? I mean, do you advocate for rejoining the EU?" David Miliband, "Well, I'm somewhat bemused by some of the commentary. I want this strong institutional relationship with the European Union. But then I know the deal we had until 2016 is not available now. We're not going to be able to get that deal again." David Miliband, "I also know the European Union is changing profoundly. The big issue for Brussels today is not Britain joining, it's Ukraine joining and Ukraine joining the European Union is going to mean a different institutional set of arrangements inside Europe." David Miliband, "So just to give you an example, they're talking about associate membership for Ukraine, they're talking about different tiers of membership. So the question of what kind of docking are we going to do in with the European Union? It's the re part of rejoin that I think we have to understand." David Miliband, "The world is changing out there." Anna Foster, "So you're not necessarily against the concept, but what you're saying is it would never be the way it was and therefore you don't think it's the right thing." David Miliband, "For that reason, it literally can't be the way that it was. We're not in a position to, I mean, the European Union wouldn't entertain us flipping and flopping. What we have to do is build a national consensus about our position with the European Union. I'm very happy with it as a long term goal." David Miliband, "Think for this Parliament we should be really driving our economic, political and other relations. There's a big debate about defence spending going on. As we know it's affected the aid budget. There's something called the European Defence Mechanism, which is the proposal for a European backed 800 billion euro defence package that would support all European countries inside the European Union and outside." David Miliband, "We should be championing that. That would be us putting in for a mutual security funding arrangement that would help fund our own defence and European defence. Because the truth is our defence is Europe's defence and vice versa."

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Angela Merkel: Underestimating Putin would be a mistake — even now. But not believing in ourselves would be just as much a mistake. In my last European Council meeting in 2021, I pointed out that just a few days earlier President Biden had met President Putin in Geneva, and I proposed that we Europeans should also find a format to meet with President Putin. That failed at the time because people said, ‘No, on Russia policy we do not have a common position.’ And I think you then have to keep working until you do have a common position.

Angela Merkel: Underestimating Putin would be a mistake — even now. But not believing in ourselves would be just as much a mistake. In my last European Council meeting in 2021, I pointed out that just a few days earlier President Biden had met President Putin in Geneva, and I proposed that we Europeans should also find a format to meet with President Putin. That failed at the time because people said, ‘No, on Russia policy we do not have a common position.’ And I think you then have to keep working until you do have a common position.

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We are Europe. Today, in my speech at European Parliament, I quoted the great European Vaclav Havel. He said: "I believe that the future of Belarus is closely connected with the future of Europe." Let us together walk the path towards freedom, unity & a brighter tomorrow.

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