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.
On 23 June 2023, the commando of the Wagner Group announced a rally for truth and justice to end the Kremlin’s bloody war in Ukraine. The ultimatum was clear. Putin’s […]
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. […]
Ukrainian journalist and travel reporter Dmytro Komarov made a documentary about a year of bravery and resistance, fight and determination, belief and love that made Ukraine invincible. The Ukrainian president, […]
The leading forces of democratic Belarus have recently made a call upon the EU leaders to give the European perspective for democratic Belarus: Democracy in Belarus needs European perspective, as […]
The European Commission showed a geopolitical leadership and recommended to grant the candidate status to Ukraine. This is a historic decision for the whole EU, which has in fact accepted […]
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 […]
The Russian wreckage in the streets of Bucha, a small Ukrainian town in the outskirts of Kyiv, perhaps could be the best illustration of agony and the last moments of […]
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, […]
Many sceptics voiced concerns that Putin got everything he wanted within the measures for implementation of the Minsk agreement (Minsk II). They argued he gained two days to complete the […]
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