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Nacho Sánchez Amor

Member of the European Parliament, Foreign Affairs Committee, European Parliament

2 articles · 3 March 2026 to 7 April 2026

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Argued the EU must react to monthly decision-making failures and convene all institutions to discuss reform.
Said the EU must decide whether to give more foreign policy functions to the Commission, noting international partners often do not know whom to address.

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EU foreign policy paralysis fuels push to scrap national vetoes

Germany and Sweden lead calls to end unanimity as Hungary blocks €90 billion Ukraine loan and West Bank settler sanctions, exposing a system unable to match the speed of geopolitical crises.

Peter van den Berg7 April 20269 min read

Politics

EU foreign policy chiefs clash over Iran response as institutional rivalry deepens

Ursula von der Leyen and Kaja Kallas issued competing statements within minutes as Tehran came under attack, exposing a long-running power struggle between the Commission and the External Action Service.

Sofia Marchetti3 March 20269 min read

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