Reagan moment for Europe
In the midnight of 9 June Europe will be counting the votes of 2024 European Parliament election. With European political families entering a final stage of the race, many predict […]
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Armenia: a Velvet frontrunner for the European perspective
Since the 2018 Velvet Revolution, Armenia has been standing out as a good performer on reforms and over this period has repeatedly confirmed its track record with having free elections, […]
Enlargement Summit sets EU Agenda for 2024
Many have called the December 2023 European Council meeting as historic. Indeed, after quite a while it has moved the EU enlargement agenda forward by taking decisions to open the accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova, by giving the candidate status to Georgia on the understanding it has to make progress on further steps, and by laying down flagships for opening of accession negotiations with Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A Herald of Lithuanian Resistance
On 19 February 2023, Lithuania bid a last farewell to Antanas Terleckas, a hero and one the founding fathers of Lithuanian independence. During the years of deep Soviet tyranny he […]
A toss for Mr Tusk
On Thursday, 18 December 2014 the President of the European Council Mr Donald Tusk in his new capacity will chair his first meeting of Heads of State of Government. Likewise […]
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 […]
Europe in 2014: Year of the Mediterranean at a glance
What will bring us the EU in 2014? I would note it will be less of a global economy and more of a domestic issues linked to security and justice. […]
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 […]
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