Sri Lanka – dealing with the legacy of a brutal war
Now that the fighting in Sri Lanka is over, attention must focus on reconciliation
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Europe needs to stop its pandering to China
Given China’s cancellation on the eve of the summit in December, a summit is all Europe can hope for in terms of engagement with China
We need a European foreign policy. Improbable? Yes. Impossible? No
Critics consider us weak and divided. But with political will and public support, we could finally get our act together.
Creating good neighbours in Russia’s backyard
The EU’s relationship with its Eastern neighbourhood is in trouble – and the EU doesn’t even recognise it
Avoiding a new iron curtain
As European leaders travel to Prague for tomorrow’s Eastern Partnership summit, the Eastern neighbourhood states are experiencing the worst political, security and economic crisis they have faced since their independence in 1991
Bittersweet anniversary
As Europe celebrates the 5th anniversary of enlargement, the concept of Eastern Europe is unfortunately still alive and well
Moldavija – pozabljena de?ela na robu EU
Če v Bruslju ne bodo vodili “dejavne” politike do Moldavije, bo v njej zavladal avtoritarni re?im, kakr?nega imajo v sosednji Belorusiji
Russia’s EU Trojan horse makes a change
Bulgaria seems to have learned a lesson from January?s gas crisis ? Europeanise its energy resources. Vessela Tcherneva gives a first hand account of the Sofia Energy Conference.
Europe?s social deficit and the next European elections
Elections to the European Parliament offer an opportunity to discuss Europe?s left-right dimension
EU unity and divisions on the East
The EU must take a serious took at the strategy it employs to its East – the disunity on how to deal with Russia and the Eastern Neighbourhood is paralysing