The Romanian Senate approved a declaration Monday initiated by AUR, concerning the protection of Romania’s national interests within the Common Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union. The declaration requests that the Romanian Government clarify whether Oana Țoiu had explicit authorization to sign a joint document regarding the limitation of veto rights and the expansion of qualified majority voting. It specifically addresses concerns surrounding alterations to the EU’s decision-making balance in foreign and security matters. The adopted document also calls for parliamentary consultation before the government takes any position that could modify this balance. AUR’s initiative aims to safeguard Romania’s sovereignty in EU foreign policy decisions. The Senate’s action signals a desire for greater Romanian control and transparency in shaping EU external relations. The motion reflects a growing debate within Romania regarding the balance of power within the European Union.