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
To say that there is an attempt today to impose anything on anyone is pure disinformation. There is no such attempt there is only a project that would require the consent of all states
Damage to submarine infrastructure is anything but rare: it is necessary to create a system of surveillance and protection shared among the States of the southern European border
Alberto Rizzi comments the damage to the Balticconnector pipeline and the geopolitics of critical infrastructures
None of the upcoming national European elections will ever undermine or weaken Europe’s solidarity towards Ukraine. But American elections might represent a turning point
Teresa Coratella comments on the war in Ukraine focusing on the internal frictions within the transatlantic coalition
It is important to have flexibility in terms of funding. She gave the messages that the Commission and the EP want to hear
Vessela Tcherneva commenting on the new Bulgarian commissioner in charge of innovation, research, culture, education and youth
The West should not forget that the front is in Ukraine and it is suffering both military and civilian casualties every day
Рафаел Лос в интервю за БНР
People mostly say that the risks and benefits are balanced, so they do not recognize that economic relationship with China as particularly risky and therefore requiring some rebalancing
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
There is a need for this type of continent-wide forum, where heads of state can discuss the continent’s challenges without being constrained by their cohorts of civil servants
The fact that the summit of the European Political Community is taking place in Moldova, the country of the former USSR which, after Ukraine, has been most affected by the war, sends out a very strong
