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EUROPEAN FOREIGN POLICY SCORECARD 2015

Italy

Italy was not as high on the leader board as last year. Given considerable changes in government, foreign policy was less driven at high level. It was still rated a leader four times, remaining engaged in Afghanistan and Libya, supporting TTIP negotiations and pushing for a collective European privacy policy.


Relations with Russia
Developing sanctions towards Russia - (1)-
Supporting strong line from DG Trade on compliance cases - (1)-
Supporting a free press in Russia - (3) & (4)-
Diversifying gas supplies away from Russia - (8) & (25)-
Relations with the United States
Pushing for successful conclusion of TTIP negotiations - (16) & (17)Leader
Pushing for European policy on privacy and intelligence - (13)Leader
Pushing for EU-US cooperation on Russia - (11)-
Supporting US in easing tensions in maritime disputes - (21)-
Relations with Wider Europe
Ensuring Serbia/Kosovo deal holds - (26) & (27)-
Developing a strong European position on crisis in Bosnia - (28)-
Supporting democratic reforms in eastern neighbourhood, Western Balkans and Turkey - (22), (27), (28) & (31)-
Offering bilateral assistance to EAP countries - (23)-
Promoting cooperation between the EU and Turkey on reponse to ISIS - (33)-
Relations with the Middle East and North Africa
Remaining engaged in Libya - (37) Leader
Shaping political and/or military response to ISIS - (39)-
Humanitarian support to Middle East - (57)-
Differentiating in economic treatment of Israel and occupied territories - (40) -
Offering democracy support to the MENA region - (34)-
Relations with Asia & China
Coordinating EU position towards China - (44)-
Intensifying investments in and relations with India - (46)-
Speaking out or acting on human rights violations - (47)-
Working with Asian countries on maritime disputes - (52)-
Developing common EU position on Chinese investments - (45)-
Multilateral issues and crisis management
Development aid and humanitarian aid - (59)-
Taking action to address Ebola crisis - (60)-
Responding to crises in South Sudan and CAR - (64)-
Fighting climate change - (61)-
Supporting future security and development of Afghanistan - (65)Leader

 

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