... even though a restart of flights is currently negotiated.
Second, Georgia began to receive “unpleasant signals” from the European Union. In the European structures, especially in the EuroParliament, Saakashvili retained quite a strong lobby, which ... ... of jail and out of the country. The European officials supporting him became even angrier with Tbilisi.
Ekaterina Chimiris:
Eastern Partnership Countries: Buffer Zone or Platform for Dialogue?
Georgia in February
So, Georgia met February 24, 2022 in ...
On October 29-30, 2018, Vienna hosted the second international forum to discuss Eastern partnership — Eastern Partnership Reflection Forum (the initiative was launched in 2017 in Minsk). The theme of the forum was “The Politics of the Eastern Partnership: Looking Ahead at a New Decade of Challenges”.
On October 29-30, 2018,...
On March 2, 2018, in Tallinn, Estonian Center of Eastern Partnership held the 5th annual Tallinn Conference on the Eastern Partnership.
On March 2, 2018, in Tallinn,
Estonian Center of Eastern Partnership
held the 5th annual Tallinn Conference on the Eastern Partnership.
Diplomats, independent experts,...
... presidency of the Republic of Belarus in the Central European Initiative.
On December 10–12, 2017, Minsk hosted “The European Union and its Eastern Partners: Current Approaches to Regional Cooperation” forum in the framework of presidency of ... ... cooperation with over 10 European research and expert organizations.
The key aim of the Forum was to discuss the prospects for Eastern Partnership development given the results of the Summit in Brussels on November 24, 2017, and the opportunities for cooperation ...
... Brussels can see a few key areas where Georgia has shown palpable progress. First of all, Brussels lauds Georgia’s meticulous and timely compliance with most clauses of the Association Agreement as well as the visa liberalization roadmaps with the European Union. After all, other Eastern Partnership countries, Ukraine in particular, have often delayed the enactment of certain legislative acts or the publication of national plans in certain areas of national policy in violation of the agreed timelines. For Georgia, this has not ...
... down trade and other sanctions that generally hurt all sides, even if unevenly?
Given the negative Russian reaction to the EU Eastern Partnership, and the expansion of EU influence into post-Soviet states, including Ukraine and Belarus, what if EU took ... ... and Crimea?
What should be done about refugee crisis from eastern Ukraine to Russia and from Syria and other countries to the European Union countries? How should Russia and the European Union respond?
Impact of rise of China
China is the elephant in the ...
... Man’s burden), militant nationalism, and religious intolerance. Fascism, Communism, and the romantic nationalism that led to two catastrophic wars in the last century, are all indigenous products of European civilization.
Do all members of the European Union share European values? If not all, which countries share them and which do not? Charles Grant has pointed out in article in THE GUARDIAN that the “political culture of some of the recent arrivals to the EU leaves much to be desired....
... European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP), namely, stabilization and differentiation (i.e. the use of tailor-made approaches with the Eastern Partnership member states), are implemented, there will be a real possibility to reduce tensions in Eastern Europe. At ... .... The refusal of the European Commission to have a dialogue with the EEU indicates the preservation of the status quo in the European Union’s eastern policy, which could have been amended if the two blocs had started a real dialogue and if the European ...
... relations with Armenia and remove the blockade from Europe’s last closed border, which is also the customs border of the European Union, as well as the exclusion of the country from regional energy and communication projects also predetermined Armenia’s ... ...
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Nikolay Mezhevich:
“Money in the Morning —
Chairs In The Evening” or “Eastern Partnership”
before the Riga Summit
Arshaluis Mgdesian
: Armenia’s accession to the EEU has already produced ...
... level. What is more, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Belarus
initially did not even acknowledge
the existence of the programme. This is why one would have been forgiven for thinking that the rapprochement between Belarus and the European Union in the spring of 2014 was of a temporary and accidental nature. However, preparations for the Eastern Partnership Summit in Riga showed that Brussels had become increasingly interested in Belarus despite numerous failed attempts in the past to integrate it into Europe. For its part, Minsk seemed equally interested in intensifying economic relations ...