السياسة الأمنية الأوربية في ظل تغيير الخريطة الجيوسياسية الراهنة : التهديدات و الانعكاسات

Abstract EN

The world has witnessed what is known as the Covid-19 crisis as an indirect security threat and as a new variable in international relations and in drawing the geopolitical map of the world, which led most countries of the world to the need to change their security policies, according to the requirements and effects of this emerging variable, especially the European security policy, which has become threatened in its unity Security and strategic relations, as European countries knew several serious security threats during this global crisis, the most prominent of which are: the threat of the Covid-19 crisis on the unity of European countries, as well as the risk of the variable of common interests between European countries vanishing, as well as the issue of positioning in light of changes The new international geopolitical map, as well as what is known as health security and its threat to the state's national security.

The various security threats resulting from the Covid-19 crisis have also been reflected in the European security policy, in terms of the emergence of differences between European countries, which led to the emergence of the legitimacy crisis in the European Union, Chinese penetration into the European security bloc, and its weakness in facing regional economic blocs, as well as About, the tendency of many European countries to change their orientations, in light of what the world knows of the expansion of this security dilemma that threatens the entire world, without forgetting the European military retreat in the event that the United States of America withdraws its military forces from NATO, in light of international competition and the influence of The variables of international interaction represented in the Covid-19 crisis - on redrawing the geopolitical map of the European Union.