The geopolitical context has brought the issue of enlargement to the top of the agenda. Europeans are now considering welcoming new members as a response to the new reality.
Engjellushe Morina says EU enlargement fatigue has temporarily passed, but despite record high support from both the public and the governments, it may face more obstacles than the 2004 enlargement
That doesn’t mean that Kazakhstan is willingly coming under Russian influence, but that it’s trying to preserve its relationship with the country that is still its most important partner
Marie Dumoulin on the evolution of Kazakhstan’s relations with Russia since February 2022
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.
Leaders of EU countries that in the past showed little enthusiasm for enlargement, such as France, Denmark, and the Netherlands, have completely changed their tone
