In an analysis published by Toute l’Europe, David Cadier and Florent Parmentier, Science-Po researchers, are studying the characteristics and objectives of the Partnership between the EU and its eastern neighbors.
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The researcher Philippe Perchoc evokes the feelings of the population in relation to communist time in the eastern member states, in an analysis published on the webside Nouvelle Europe.
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In an analysis published by the Thomas More Institute, the researcher Jean-Baptiste Buffet wonders about the future of the Mediterranean Union.
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Opposition Social Democrat Ivo Josipovic convincingly won the presidential election yesterday (10 January), promising to help the government’s efforts to complete European Union membership talks and join the bloc in 2012.
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In the immediate aftermath of Croatian presidential elections held on 10 January, authoritative Italian newspaper Corriere Della Sera published an interview with newly-elected Ivo Josipovic (EurActiv 11/01/10), who foresees a potential halt to the war between Croatia and Serbia at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague regarding genocide accusations.
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Ukraine faces a 7 February run-off vote between opposition leader Viktor Yanukovich and populist Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko after a presidential election produced no outright winner, early official results showed on Monday.
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Štefan Füle, the European Union’s commissioner-designate for enlargement, breezed through his parliamentary hearing on 12 January by strategically defining his mandate and saying he will treat Turkey’s EU entry bid fairly.
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Sciences-Po director of reaserch and Balkans expert, interviewed by euractiv, goes back on the possible consequences of the croatian new president’s election on the EU membership process.
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While an additional chapter of negotiation was opened with Turkey on december 21st, it is the new spanish presidency’s turn to show resolve on this topic. But on the turkish side, facing the stagnation of the process, scepticism prevails.
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The conservation of the nature in Bulgaria benefited by the country’s membership in the EU. The European Commission has started around 15 proceedings against Bulgaria for infringement of EU environmental law. Each of the proceedings is based on complaints, made by the Bulgarian NGO environmental sector.
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