View from Warsaw: Kopacz treads a fine line
With society deeply divided over refugees, the ruling Civic Platform party is under pressure to defend ‘Polish interests’
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View from Sofia: Fragile support for quotas
Fragile support for quotas holds in europhile Bulgaria – for now
Poland and the Eastern Partnership: the view from Warsaw
Warsaw believes that the EaP has been a success, especially in view of the developments that have taken place in the southern neighbourhood
Estonia and the Eastern Partnership: the view from Tallinn
A lack of ambition in Eastern Partnership policy would be detrimental to the EU's as well as Estonia's interests
Taking the neighbours seriously – the view from Stockholm
Stockholm will without a doubt do more than its fair share to help develop a more effective policy
Italy and the Eastern Partnership: the view from Rome
The priority of the Eastern Partnership for Rome is the consilidation of democratic transition processes
France and the Eastern Partnership: the view from Paris
There are few signs that France will become central to building a new EU-empowered policy towards borderland countries
Introduction: The EaP Summit in Riga: Many Divisions and One Convergence
This collections shows the lines of division within Europe and explains motives on the Eastern Partnership
Germany and the Eastern Partnership: the view from Berlin
Germany will probably try to hit all the brakes it can find at Riga
View from Dublin: A “wait and see” approach
Ireland’s calculus on sanctions is informed by its economic ties to Russia and its need to forge stronger EU ties ahead of a potential Brexit