In an increasingly more interconnected world, the significance of international relations cannot be overstated, especially for the European Union. The EU’s ability to foster diplomatic ties, negotiate trade agreements, and collaborate on global challenges hinges on effective international relations. Delving into European terminology like “European External Action Service” and “BREXIT” enables us to comprehend the workings of the EU’s external engagements. As we witness the EU navigate intricate negotiations, such as the recent Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), precise terminology becomes paramount. It ensures clear communication, mutual understanding, and successful outcomes in the complex realm of international relations, bolstering the EU’s position on the global stage.
In the official EuroVoc classification, EU legislation in the field of INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS is divided into 4 main domains with 18 sub-domains:
international affairs
- national independence
- international organisation
- international agreement
- international instrument
- international affairs
cooperation policy
- aid policy
- humanitarian aid
- cooperation policy
international security
- foreign policy hoer
- international security
- international issue
- war victim
- peace
- international conflict
defence
- defence policy
- armed forces
- military equipment
- arms policy