Translation of "politique nationale-politique de l'union européenne " (French → English) :

EU energy policy [4.7] [ energy union | EU energy strategy | European Union energy policy | European Union energy strategy ]

EU industrial policy [ Community industrial policy | European industrial strategy | European Union industrial policy ]

EU regional policy [ Community regional policy | European Union regional policy | regional policy committee | regional policy of the EU | regional policy of the European Union ]

EU maritime policy | Integrated Maritime Policy | IMP [Abbr.]

Green paper on strategy options to strengthen the European programme industry in the context of the audiovisual policy of the European Union

Examination and reporting on the consequences of the economic integration of the European Union for the national governance of the member states, and on the consequences of the emergence of the European Union for economic, political and defence relations

European Association of National Builders' Merchants Associations [ Union of National Federation of Building Materials Merchants in the EEC ]

Canada-European Union Joint Political Declaration and Action Plan

National Working Group on Drug Policy

B. whereas the principles and goals of the EU’s external policy are enshrined in Article 21 of the Treaty on European Union, and are closely interlinked with those of the UN; whereas Article 21 TEU expressly calls for respect for the principles of the UN Charter and international law;

1. Is of the opinion that Nord Stream is an infrastructure project with a wide political and strategic dimension for both the EU and Russia; understands the concerns expressed by EU Member States regarding the construction and maintenance of the pipeline; underlines that the ability of small littoral states to act as security providers in the Baltic Sea region cannot be seen in isolation from the EU's ability to act as a unified entity and to speak with one voice on energy issues, and recalls its resolution of 26 September 2007 on ...[+++] a common European foreign policy on energy; underlines that Decision 1364/2006/EC (incorporating the TEN-E guidelines) recognises Nord Stream to be a project of European interest that would help to meet the EU’s future energy needs; stresses that this project, together with other complementary pipelines, such as the Yamal II and Amber, should be planned in the spirit of a common European foreign policy on energy and should take fully into account their impact on the environment and on the security of the EU Member States;

Takes note of Turkey’s increasingly active foreign policy aimed at strengthening its role as regional player; urges the Vice-President of the Commission / High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy to take this dimension fully into consideration and engage with Turkey with a view to the coordination of objectives and the proper promotion of EU interests; calls on the Turkish Government to step up its foreign policy coordination with the EU; welcomes, in principle, the recently pronounced ‘zero-problems’ policy in respect of Turkey’s neighbours but points out the need to maintain Turkey’s unambiguous commitment to o ...[+++]ur common European values and interests; calls on the Vice-President of the Commission / High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy to intensify the existing dialogue with Turkey on foreign policy issues of mutual interest; in light of the inspiration Turkey provides to many in the Arab world, as a secular democracy with a majority Muslim population, strongly encourages the pursuit of concerted efforts in support of democratisation and development in the Middle East and Northern Africa;

Implement in-depth country specific surveillance, if revealed to be necessary by the scoreboard and by the related qualitative assessment referred to above; further to this in-depth country specific surveillance, Member States have responsibility for deciding on national policies which aim to tackle (prevent and correct) macroeconomic imbalances alongside the need to take into account the Commission specific recommendations and Union dimension of those national policies, particularly for those States in the euro area. Adjustment must ...[+++] be directed to both excessive-deficit and excessive-surplus States, taking account of each country’s specific circumstances, such as demographics, the level of private debt, wage trends compared to labour productivity, employment – especially youth employment – and current-account balances,