These underscored the ‘geopoliticisation’ of an EU aiming for increased ‘strategic autonomy’ – in the words The EU as an increasingly ‘geopolitical actor’ of the Council of the EU (2016), “the ability to act and cooperate with international and regional partners wherever In its 2021 conclusions on the external dimension of the EGD, possible, while being able to operate autonomously when … the Coun. [...] On the other hand, Earth System trends did not vanish over the last years of geopolitical crisis The EU’s reaction to this ‘double geopoliticisation’ – – to the contrary: six out of the nine ‘planetary boundaries’, combining the old geopolitics of the fossil fuel era and the new including those on climate change and biospheric integrity, geopolitics of clean energy – was quick and assertive have i. [...] The EU’s diplomacy devoted to climate negotiations themselves, the public diplomacy of events and adaptation, disaster risk reduction and managing the short- declarations and the technical work of the bodies established and long-term impacts of environmental change more broadly under the climate regime dedicated to adaptation, finance, therefore require strengthening, including attention to the te. [...] Progress in adopting the Bearing in mind the intent of the Global Gateway of providing climate acquis could be further incentivised and rewarded strategic investment in the context of growing global power with opportunities to benefit from EU support measures to rivalries, the EU should also step up such financing in the foster the energy transition, such as the Just Transition Fund neighbourhood. [...] effective multilateralism for the green transition In other regimes, especially on biodiversity, the EU needs to Joining these different actions effectively to build momentum lever progress across the different concentric circles to at the multilateral level will help the EU ensure progress in the mobilise like-minded partners to work for the delivery of the major governance fora.
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- As the European Union EU shapes up its agenda for the second half of the 2020s the aims of the European Green Deal remain particularly pertinent. Delivering on them requires consequential action both 1
- Anna Herranz-Surrallés is Associate Professor of International Relations in the Political Science Department and Programme Director of the Research Master European Studies at Maastricht University. 11
- Stephen Minas is a Professor at the School of Transnational Law Peking University and Vice Chair of the UN Climate Technology Centre Network Advisory Board. 11
- Simon Schunz is a Professor in the EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies Department at the College of Europe Bruges. 11
