Media mentions – Eastern Partnership
By inviting Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia to become candidate countries and accelerating talks with Western Balkan countries, the EU has responded to war by deciding to expand its peace project
Laurence Boone and Nicu Popescu explain why the EU should promote greater defense integration with accession countries
The way to avoid a legitimacy crisis or attempt to create one would be to reconstruct the government and form a cabinet of national unity with opposition representatives
Edwin Bendyk on the socio-political situation in Ukraine
Although Serbs and Bosnians are among the largest minorities in Austria, public opinion remains reserved on the question of enlargement to the Balkans
ECFR’s poll on EU enlargement is quoted in Le Monde
Based on a ECFR flash poll, the article examines Austrians’ attitudes towards a potential EU-enlargement
Despite a wide consensus on the necessity to enlarge the EU, the majority of State Members is not yet in an advanced reflecting phase on how to concretely achieve it
Engjellushe Morina comments on the opening of enlargement negotiations for Ukraine and Moldova
The EU Commission recommends to open its doors for accession for Ukraine, Moldova and the Western Balkans. Piotr Buras comments on what this means for the EU
For the moment, the European Political Community is essentially a forum for discussion of major strategic issues
Marie Dumoulin was invited to RFI’s Carrefour de l’Europe podcast to discuss the European Political Community summit in Moldova
It’s a way of restoring the balance. […] The presence of the French President and of the German Chancellor is supposed to allow negotiations to proceed
Marie Dumoulin on the new format of negotiations between Armenia and Azerbaijan at the European Political Community summit
This project cannot be reduced to an act of opposition to Russia
Marie Dumoulin spoke on France Culture about expectations ahead of the second European Political Community summit in Chișinău