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Implementation of the common foreign and security policy – annual report 2025

Date: 21.01.2026

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426
85
198 For
426 Against
26 Abstention
85 Did not vote
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The report assesses the EU’s Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) implementation in 2025, emphasizing the defense of the rules-based international order against authoritarian threats. Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine is condemned as a grave violation of international law and European security. The EU is urged to enhance support for Ukraine, including military aid and long-term security guarantees, to achieve a just peace. Strengthening European defense capabilities and countering hybrid threats like disinformation and sabotage are prioritized. The report also calls for expanding geopolitical partnerships, such as with Latin America and Central Asia, to bolster global stability and EU interests.

Source: Explanatory Statement (AI Generated)

Amendments
Adopted For
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – Paragraph 3, subparagraph 1, after point b – Am 5
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 4 – Am 6
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 8 – Am 53
Adopted For
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 13 – Am 8
Adopted For
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – § 14/3
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 15 – Am 9
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 15 – Am 11
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 15 – Am 13
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 15 – Am 14
Rejected For
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – § 17 – Am 65
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 20 – Am 16
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – § 27 – Am 77
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 34 – Am 19
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 34 – Am 22
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 34 – Am 23
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 34 – Am 56
Adopted For
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – § 41
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 41 – Am 25
Adopted Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – § 42 – Am 26
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – § 51 – Am 67
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 58 – Am 27
Rejected For
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – § 69 – Am 68
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – § 75 – Am 69
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 76 – Am 28
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 76 – Am 33
Adopted Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – § 77 – Am 82
Rejected Abstention
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 78 – Am 36
Rejected For
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 78 – Am 37
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 78 – Am 39
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – § 89 – Am 40
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – § 91 – Am 41D
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – After § 92 – Am 84
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – § 93 – Am 61
Adopted For
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – § 93/2
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – Recital S – Am 63
Rejected Against
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – Recital U – Am 71
Rejected For
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – Recital AJ – Am 64
Adopted For
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – Recital AJ
Adopted For
A10-0253/2025 – David McAllister – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)
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Country: Germany Germany

Group: NI Non-attached Members (NI)

Plenary contributions: 532
My vote:
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PfE Patriots for Europe (PfE)
74 For
0 Against
6 Abstention
11 Did not vote
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ECR European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR)
74 For
0 Against
0 Abstention
5 Did not vote
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Renew Renew Europe (Renew)
6 For
59 Against
4 Abstention
7 Did not vote
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ESN Europe of Sovereign Nations (ESN)
25 For
0 Against
1 Abstention
1 Did not vote
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EPP European People's Party (EPP)
13 For
157 Against
1 Abstention
21 Did not vote
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NI Non-attached Members (NI)
5 For
8 Against
12 Abstention
6 Did not vote
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GUE/NGL The Left in the European Parliament (GUE/NGL)
1 For
34 Against
2 Abstention
10 Did not vote
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Greens/EFA Greens/European Free Alliance (Greens/EFA)
0 For
52 Against
0 Abstention
1 Did not vote
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S&D Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (S&D)
0 For
116 Against
0 Abstention
23 Did not vote
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