The two Commissioners-designate argue that unanimity is slowing down decision-making in the field they are to helm for the next five years.View on euronews

The European Union's next foreign policy chief has told lawmakers that strengthening security must be a priority, warning that Europe must be prepared as Russia and "partly China" exploit the continent’s open societies.

"European security is deeply personal to me as a native of a country that has long told others that Russia's imperialistic dream never died," Kallas told members of the European Parliament. Read also: Kaja Kallas and Estonian government resigns She noted that her short-term priority would be to address global issues such as Russia's war against