The European Union – A new international actor

Common Market Law Review

Volumn 38, Issue 4, 2001, Pages 825-828

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EID: 85102823332     PISSN: 01650750     EISSN: 18758320     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1023/a:1017447728085     Document Type: Editorial

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1. 1. Introduced by the Treaty of Amsterdam.
2. 2. Council Decision 2001/352/CFSP of 9 April 2001, O.J. 2001, L 125/1. 3. Joint Action 2000/811/CFSP of 22 Dec. 2000, O.J. 2000, L 328/53.
3. 3. The ambiguity of Art. 24 was noted by Dashwood, “External relations provisions of the Amsterdam Treaty”, 35 CML Rev., 1019 at 1040–1041.
4. 4. Emphasis added.
5. 5. For present purposes, there is no need to enter into the discussion as to whether the Council is an institution of the Union, strictly speaking, or an institution of the Communities which is placed at the disposal of the Union. It is noted, however, that the phrase “the institutions of the European Union” appears in the Preamble of the Treaty of Nice, and the phrase “institutions of the Union” in the new para (6) of Art. 24.
6. 6. See the new para (3) as regards Title V matters, and para (4) as regards Title VI matters.
7. 7. See the new para (5).
8. 8. See the Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice on Reparations for Injuries suffered in the Service of the United Nations, ICJ Reports, 1949, p. 174.
9. 9. Emphasis added.