EU in the world

Faced with the serious situation of violence in Israel and Palestine, the EU prepares to issue a joint declaration condemning the violence, but is unable to achieve the unanimity necessary to make it the sole opinion of the Union because of Hungary's veto. 26 in agreement with the cessation of violence and a peaceful solution, one of them refuses to sign it and the joint position falls. This has two consequences: first, the EU's declining credibility abroad as a powerful and serious actor. The second is the loss of power to the detriment of other international actors, our Union being an absolutely relevant one. Therefore, reaching a qualified majority in some aspects could bring about change and progress in Foreign Policy. In other words, we would be talking about an increase in the number of decision-making by which the Council and the European Council would progressively abandon the typical path of unanimity, by which the consequence of a common Foreign Policy is often prevented. To this end, we will have a colloquium with young European people so that we can hear them and give us a new point of view on this issue that seems to be hidden, until the moment it is happening.