Berlin Advocates for End of EU Unanimity in Foreign Policy (eco.sapo.pt)
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- Germany seeks to eliminate the requirement for unanimity in external affairs.
- Crude oil prices surged 11% amid continued regional warfare.
- Portugal and other EU states activate fuel price mitigation protocols.
"Germany is pushing for a shift toward Qualified Majority Voting (QMV) in EU foreign policy to bypass national vetoes and accelerate crisis response. As the conflict enters its sixth week, energy markets remain volatile with crude oil rising 11%. Member states, including Portugal, are launching emergency fiscal measures to mitigate the surge in fuel prices."
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