EU Security Structure, Key for Strategic Autonomy– A proposal

Werther-Pietsch, Ursula

doi:10.5771/9783748929796-127

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“…Vision-building thereby must be grounded in multilateral system thinking along the milestone-agendas, precising the UN Charter, allowing for and fostering subordinated wings. As stated above, lessons from Afghanistan and maybe Mali shall ideally trigger a renewal of the global peace architecture: The way forward could be framed by more resilient action, localized prioritisation and crisis preparedness in a smaller than global scale or, in other words, to strive for regional strategic autonomy to counteract bipolarism (Werther-Pietsch 2021 a, pp. 133–135).…”

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Rethink International Intervention. Afghanistan, Mali, and Now?

Werther-Pietsch

2022

Z Außen Sicherheitspolit

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The recent take-over of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan marks a turn in international crisis and conflict management. The configuration as a double-hatted mission to secure and rebuild on the one hand, and in countering insurgency and terrorism on the other finally failed, an outcome that seems to recur in Mali. International law of transition and whole-of-system approaches remain however hypercritical work on the ground. A successful flexible framework for sustainable conflict transformation and peace processes must absorb lessons of both autocratic realpolitik and a massive trend of bipolarisation of geopolitics.

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Section: Afghanistan As a Triggermentioning

confidence: 99%