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Foreign policy strategy: “Strategic Compass” with strong cyber component

The EU wants to significantly expand its fight against cyberattacks, disinformation campaigns, and other “hybrid threats”. This emerges from the draft of the new foreign policy strategy discussed at the Council meeting of EU foreign ministers on Monday.
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Eric Bonse
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The so-called “Strategic Compass” was drawn up by the European External Action Service (EEAS); to be adopted in March 2022. Until then, numerous changes to the 32-page draft are to be expected, according to Brussels Council circles.

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