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  1. The EU structure allows the European Commission to govern.
  2. The European Commission is working towards a new trade and security alliance, with the Commission President addressing this development.
  3. The European Commission is proposing a new security architecture, seeking an EU version of NATO's Article 4, and planning continent-wide legislation in response to events in Ceuta.

Europe is proposing a European Security Council structure while tensions rise over NATO expansion into the continent.

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Europe is proposing a European Security Council structure while tensions rise over NATO expansion into the continent.

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  1. EU efforts have exposed internal splits regarding the security roles of the European Union and NATO.Sub-event
  2. Proposal for a European Security Council structure is linked to rising tensions over NATO expansion.1 source
  3. Advocates for a European security bloc independent of NATO.1 source
  4. Europe and the European Commission are calling for new security council structures and protocols, complementing NATO efforts.1 source

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The European Commission is proposing a new security architecture, seeking an EU version of NATO's Article 4, and planning continent-wide legislation in response to events in Ceuta. All 2 developments

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