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A combined view of European Union's UN General Assembly speeches, treaty commitments, and voting record.
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The European Union's General Assembly speeches have demonstrated a sustained and intensifying commitment to multilateralism, with rhetorical scores rising from 86 in 2023 to 92 in 2025, reflecting a consistent framing of global challenges through the lens of institutional cooperation and the rules-based international order. Notably, emotional intensity peaked sharply in 2024 at 87—driven by urgent calls for UN Security Council reform and multilateral solidarity across conflicts—before moderating to 74 in 2025 while maintaining its persuasive force. The EU has gradually strengthened its self-accountability across the period, climbing from 47 in 2023 to 61 in 2025, even as it continues to emphasize collective global responsibility; simultaneously, concreteness has remained moderate (ranging 46–68), suggesting a pattern of pairing vivid rhetoric with substantive EU commitments, though often paired with extensive appeals for coordinated action by other states.