Third country relationships with the European Union
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The European Union third country relationships are dealt with through different legal instruments, institutions and departments. Topics related to the Community (first pillar) agenda are dealt through the European Commission - they relate mostly to economic issues, aid, etc. Topics related with the Common Foreign and Security Policy (second pillar), as well as some particular issues in the Police and Judicial Co-operation in Criminal Matters (third pillar) agenda, are dealt through the European Council. Of course relations with some (most) states are in all these areas, so many of the EU policies listed below are jointly established by two ore more different EU departments.
- Common Foreign and Security Policy
- European Security and Defence Policy
- Sudan - Darfur mission
- DR Congo mission
- Moldova border mission
- Macedonia mission
- Bosnia mission
- Kosovo mission
- Foreign relations of the European Union
- European Union visa lists
- European Union arms embargo on China
- Belarus and the European Union
- Myanmar and the European Union
- Cuba and the European Union
- European Security and Defence Policy
- European Community
- Directorate-General for Trade (European Commission)
- Third country economic relationships with the European Union
- Overseas Countries and Territories (special member state territories) (jointly with multiple other departments)
- European Economic Area
- Switzerland and the European Union
- Customs unions with the European Union
- Eurozone
- European Union Association Agreements (FTAs) (jointly with DG external relations)
- Euro-Mediterranean free trade area (jointly with DG external relations)
- Economic Partnership Agreements with the ACP countries (jointly with DG external relations)
- European Common Aviation Area
- Third country economic relationships with the European Union
- Directorate-General for External Relations (European Commission)
- European Neighbourhood Policy (jointly with CFSP)
- Barcelona Process (jointly with CFSP)
- European Union-Russia Common Spaces (jointly with CFSP)
- Armenia and the European Union
- Georgia and the European Union
- Moldova and the European Union
- Ukraine and the European Union
- Azerbaijan and the European Union
- Northern Dimension (jointly with CFSP)
- European Neighbourhood Policy (jointly with CFSP)
- Directorate-General for Enlargement (European Commission)
- Enlargement of the European Union (jointly with CFSP)
- Stabilization and Association Process (jointly with CFSP)
- European Energy Community
- Directorate-General for Energy and Transport
- Directorate-General for Development (European Commission)
- ECHO (European Commission) (humanitarian aid)
- EuropeAid Co-Operation Office
- Directorate-General for Trade (European Commission)
- No leading department identified - jointly Community and CFSP: Euro-American relations + Transatlantic relations + United States of America and the European Union + USA and the European Union <-- merge/redirects needed -->
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