But the longer the war in Ukraine lasts, the more important it will become to ensure that European support remains acceptable for European citizens and convincing for Ukrainians
Pawel Zerka and André Wilkens explain how European sentiments have been tested by the Ukraine war
Some member states will demand more precise arguments on how an outbound investment screening tool will support EU economic security
Zelensky’s tour symbolizes the support which Europe gives to Ukraine
Behind the reluctance to impose sanctions there is the unwillingness to harm Russia’s interests
The EU has a new instrument, thanks to which it is possible to link the allocation of EU funds and the non-violation of the principles of the rule of law in the member states
Maria Simeonova discusses the unprecedented actions by the European Commission for the systematic violation of the principles of the rule of law in Hungary
A sanctions doctrine would improve the European Union’s policymaking process and provide its global partners with clarity about the measures it would implement in certain conditions
Filip Medunic argues that the EU needs a sanctions doctrine – a framework to set out the goals, means, and risks for the use of economic measures
Orbán will commit to the reforms demanded by the EU. This will allow member states to refrain from cutting Hungary’s €7.5 billion in funds
It’s a race against the clock
The findings of the poll suggest that European public opinion is shifting, and that the toughest days may lie ahead
Ivan Krastev and Mark Leonard are quoted from the “Peace versus Justice” report
