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EU military mission [ EU military operation | European Union military mission | European Union military operation ]

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Frank plastic operation | Frank-Geist plastic operation

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Anne Frank Foundation

E. whereas on 5 December 2006 the military took control of the government in Fiji; whereas the leader of the army, Frank Bainimarama, appointed himself temporary President and continues to be the country’s unelected Prime Minister; whereas this was Fiji’s fourth military coup in only 20 years, reflecting the social, political and economic instability of the island country;

It's one thing to have established military installations as they exist in the country now, but if we're going to be giving the power to the minister to create military zones, I frankly don't think he should have the ability to do that without the agreement of the provinces.

29. Deplores the continuous pressure exerted on the EaP countries, through economic, political and military tools, by Russia, which perceives the strengthening of relations between the EU and the EaP countries as actions against its own interests; highlights the need to address this in talks with Russia, as well as the need for a serious discussion among EU Member States on new ways of constructively engaging Russia in initiatives that reflect common interests in the context of a secure, stable and prosperous European neighbourhood, thus overcoming obsolete and dangerous thinking in terms of spheres of influence; calls on the EU to tak ...[+++]e concrete measures, including economic assistance, easing of trade regimes, projects to enhance energy security and economic modernisation, in order to support the EaP countries in their European aspirations, and to adopt a common strategy vis-à-vis Russia; calls, furthermore, for a frank and open dialogue with third countries in order to maximise efforts to develop synergies aimed at benefiting EaP countries;

44. Considers that the EU and NATO must maintain a realistic and frank dialogue with Russia, including on human rights and the rule of law, regional security, energy, missile defence, non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, the limitation of armed forces and space policy; is of the view that, if and when Russia becomes a genuine democracy, and refuses military threats as a means of political pressure on its neighbours, the depth of cooperation between it and the EU could reach unprecedented levels, including the prospect of ...[+++] Russia's membership in all Euro-Atlantic structures;