Europe’s moment
Next week will be a big week for Ukraine. On 17 June 2022, the European Commission will give its opinion on Ukraine’s EU membership application. The positive recommendation from the […]
Category Archives: economy
The Future of EU Relations With Free Belarus Begins Now (Paper)
Belarus for more than two decades has been caged by the regime of Lukashenko. The occupation of Belarus began on 24 November 1996 with a coup d’état orchestrated by the regime, which […]
Clusters of EU legislation offer new opportunities for the next generation of EU enlargements
The EU legislation over the years is increasing exponentially as is the load of EU enlargements. For example, in 1995, when the EU has accepted the new members of Sweden, […]
Eurosceptic Sentiment. A Review for 2014
The 2014 European Parliament elections can be named a victory of mainstream pro-European course parties, which include the European People’s Party, the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats, the Alliance […]
2015 Lithuania’s Euro Odyssey
Since its accession to the EU in 2004 Lithuania’s road to the euro may have been considered as one of the most elongated among the club’s newcomers. Some till now […]
Procès-verbal of Lithuanian EU Presidency 2013
With Lithuanian EU Presidency micros and curtains tuning down now is a moment to look back from a birds fly at this European venture of politics, technocracy and art at […]
Diagnosis for Europe
Last week heavy-weight EU think-tank, Friends of Europe, has gathered a wide spectrum of acknowledged EU speakers, thinkers and officials, with an aim of diagnosing a state of Europe, which seems is still in trouble, but […]
Baltic euro introduction amid financial crisis
In the midst of euro crisis, the idea of Eurozone enlargement is alive, gathering speed and in fact has never been abandoned. After a sequence of accessions (Slovenia in 2007, […]
Baltic enigma
Mr Richard Koo, the chef economist at Nomura Research institute, in his latest publication has made an argument that in responding to current financial crisis, and by discovering that macroeconomic […]
European summit as expected
Conditions not yet fulfilled for direct banking recapitalisation and European Council President Herman van Rompuy still has to explain his ideas on deeper economic and monetary integration. The European Council […]
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