Is there a future for Russia?
On June 5-6, 2023, the European Parliament will host ‘The Day After’ European roundtable conference on the future of democracy in Russia, convened in the format of the Brussels Dialogue. […]
Tag Archives: EU
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 […]
Kazakhstan: quo vadis?
Before moving to the ‘quo’ part, one should understand what happened in Kazakhstan on 2 – 13 January 2022 and may be still unfolding. A convenient explanation to many could […]
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, […]
Britain can hold on
Let’s consider the options for the UK. First and foremost there is a matter of timing to trigger the Article 50 of the TEU. The date is set for autumn […]
Wake-up tweets from EU think-tanks in Brussels
Ten leading European think-tanks met today on 28 January 2015 in Brussels to discuss European course of action for the years to come. This was their fifth annual meeting with agenda fully packed of issues […]
Embarking on EU Eastern Partnership of Values
It is true that comprehensively holistic approach requires an observation of matters behind the structures and policies of the states. This concern not only economic fundamentals, being spotted in times […]
Almost Almighty Mario
This Thursday European Central Bank announced a new successor to its Securities Market Programme (SMP), which will be called Outright Monetary Transaction (OMT), an unlimited and sterilised bond purchases programme. […]
Dealing with expanding health sector
The OECD Health Data 2012 report, released this summer, serves as a good background to have a sense of latest trends in healthcare sector across a variety of countries (members […]
Alter Publicus 