In the year 2010，the EU focused its foreign policy on measures to cope with the financial crisis，institutional reforms related to its foreign policies and strategic adjustments. Four aspects have been highlighted in the EU’s foreign relations. Firstly，it is enhancing domestic coordination to deal with the transformation of the international situations after the financial crisis，and proposing reforming the international financial systems and furthering financial supervision. Secondly，it is turning its strategic emphasis to the east，centering on the newly emerging market countries. Thirdly，it stresses coordination with the US and deepens its cooperation with the latter concerning diplomacy and security with the help of the launch of the NATO’s New Strategy. Fourthly，it continues its efforts to exert influences on global agenda，actively extends its soft power and intends to regain the discourse power of climate change particularly by its new climate change strategy. Furthermore，the EU has already strengthened its aid to the neighborhood and African countries to enhance its cooperation with the latter with regard to energy. At last，Russia’s strategic adjustments brought the bilateral relationship much closer.