The document discusses the EU's security strategies and role in the world. It outlines the EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) and European Security and Defense Policy (ESDP). It then examines key threats like proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, terrorism, cyber security issues, energy security, and climate change. It discusses the EU's strategies for building stability in Europe and beyond, including through the European Neighborhood Policy. Finally, it addresses the EU's role in partnerships for effective multilateralism and its counter-terrorism strategy.

1. The EU Security Strategy & Counter Terrorism Strategy April 7 th , 2010 Università degli Studi di Siena Strategia Europea In Materia Di Sicurezza & Strategia Di Antiterrorismo

3. CFSP was previously a distinct pillar of the EU since the Treaty of Maastricht of 1992 PILLARS ABOLISHED Treaty of Lisbon 2009

12. “ The ESS acknowledges that Europe has security interests beyond its immediate neighborhood.” II. Building Stability in Europe and Beyond Largest civilian ESDP mission to date. Duty: Continue providing substantial economic support Cooperation & good neighborly relations are indispensable European Neighborhood Policy (ENP) "Our Neighborhood Policy provides us with a coherent approach that ensures that the whole of the EU is committed to deeper relations with all our neighbors. At the same time, it allows us to develop tailor-made relations with each country." Štefan Füle, Commissioner for Enlargement and European Neighborhood Policy

13. Building Stability in Europe and Beyond ( Continued ) Annapolis Process

19. EU Counter-Terrorism Strategy PREVENT PROTECT PURSUE RESPOND IMPEDIRE PROTEGGERE INSEGUIRE RISPONDERE EU’s Strategic Commitment: “ To combat terrorism globally while respecting human rights and make Europe safer, allowing its citizens to live in an area of freedom, security and justice”