Our weekly digest of articles about emerging Europe published elsewhere this week, all of which caught our eye and all of which are well worth your time. Listing them...
Tag - European Union
The president of the European Committee of the Regions has called on the European Union to set out a five-year action plan to ensure all regions and cities are supported...
The EU’s engagement with Belarus has been limited due to the country’s political oppression, human rights abuses, and close ties to Russia. And, unlike some other...
In recent years, the European Union has seen its future be capsized by internal and external pressures, through the rise of populist movements, the US push for...
That many countries in emerging Europe are now dealing with the phenomenon termed brain drain is no secret. The movement of skilled workers from one country to another ...
About 100 delegations from the European Union, its member states and partners, including international organisations and civil society have pledged more than 1.15...
The mayors of Central Europe’s capitals are increasingly looking to differentiate themselves from their authoritarian governments – by pitching for more EU funds...
Our commitment to security in the wider Middle East means Western allies need to be more positive in dealing with Turkey, on the frontline of instability but short of...
The European Commission has formally revealed its proposals to drive forward EU enlargement, by making the accession process more credible, with a stronger political...
The blockage of accession talks with North Macedonia and Albania negatively impacts LGBTI rights in the region. This is the main message of a letter sent last week to...
The United Kingdom left the European Union at midnight Brussels time last night. Bells did not toll, at least not in the Turp-Balazs household. In fact, we did not mark...
Tackling climate-related energy challenges in Bulgaria looks like the well-known story of seeing your dentist – the longer you put off going, the more painful and...
Poland’s Supreme Court ruled on January 23 that hundreds of judges who had been appointed under a new set of rules introduced by the ruling Law and Justice party...