Europe Inks 'Road Map' for New Administration

Get Ready

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 4:48PM EDT / Published Nov. 04, 2008 2:00AM EST

He’s not yet been chosen, but the European Union is ready for the new president. The EU’s 27 foreign ministers have drawn up a road map for its relationship with the new leader, The Washington Post reports, laying out “a unified platform in a domain traditionally dominated by nation-to-nation relationships.” Priorities include reinforcing the UN, solving the Israeli-Palestinian dispute, and Afghanistan. Also important: diplomacy with Russia, not a new Cold War. Wonder who the EU hopes will win?

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Europe Inks 'Road Map' for New Administration