Commentators rue the “missed opportunity” of 2004 and present the membership perspective as a panacea. Instead, they should be asking what functions and demands the EU approach should fulfil and only then, whether a membership perspective would be suitable.
On the eve of the Eastern Partnership summit in Vilnius Mark Leonard talks to Hryhoriy Nemyria (Chairman of the Committee on European Integration in…
Towards a new EU foreign policy
Andrew Wilson looks ahead to this week's Eastern Partnership summit in Vilnius and examines the decision of Ukraine to reject a trade agreement with…
In the third of three podcasts examining European global strategy ahead of an ECFR paper on the subject, we hear from Luuk van Middelar. …
Anthony Giddens responds to a presentation by Susi Dennison on European global strategy, ahead of an ECFR paper that will examine Europe's place in…
Borja Lasheras habla sobre la cumbre de Vilnius y el Partenariado Oriental en el programa Europa Abierta de RTVE. Sigue la cobertura de la…
gemeinsame Podiumsdiskussion von DGAP und ECFR zum kommenden Gipfeltreffen in Vilnius, die vor allem die Rolle Polens und Deutschlands herausstellt
Grupa ekspercka ds. Partnerstwa Wschodniego ECFR i Niemieckiej Rady Spraw Zagranicznych (DGAP) spotka się w siedzibie DGAP w Berlinie, aby podjąć dalszą dyskusję nt. polityki wschodniej UE.
This memorandum is part of a joint initiative of the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP) and ECFR in cooperation with the Robert Bosch Stiftung and the Foundation for German-Polish Cooperation. It has been signed by Andrzej Olechowski, Adam D. Rotfeld, Rainder Steenblock, Rita Süssmuth and Karsten Voigt.