Eastern Partnership

Our researchers Jana Juzová and Katharine Klačanský have written a background paper on EU relations with the Eastern Neighbourhood countries, in which they answer three specific questions. Should the EU continue to approach the Eastern Partnership group as a whole, or should it diversify its approach more? Should the EU develop a specific green strategy for the Eastern Neighbourhood countries and, if so, on what principles? How can the EU counter the influence of other powers (Russia, China, possibly Turkey) working against EU interests in the Eastern Neighbourhood?

We present you with the report of the panel discussion organised by the Think Visegrad Platform in Brussels and Association for International Affairs. The debate took place on Monday, June 22nd 2020 and was held on the online platform Zoom while being broadcasted live on the Facebook page of EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy.

The project entitled “Warsaw Security Forum 2019: V4 Dialogue on Eastern Partnership” was carried out between May 2019 and January 2020 as part of the Casimir Pulaski Foundation’s annual flagship event: the Warsaw Security Forum (2-3 October 2019).

Matěj Faltus focused on Polish-Belarusian relationship since the year 1989 and further perspective.

Eastern Monitor is back. This time the topic is EU's project of Eastern Partnership in the light of the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) 2021-2027. The author is Věra Řiháčková Pachta.

Let us invite you to the the conference called The EU after a year of crucial elections: Which new chances and challenges? which will take place on November 21 2017

We would like to invite you to the conference titled ''Quo Vadis Eastern Partnership? A Retrospective Look Into The Future'' which will take place on November 23, 2017.

Another contribution to the EASTERN MONITOR series by Nelly Tomčíková deals with the Association Agreement between Ukraine and EU.

Tomasz Stępniewski, as part of the project Think Visegrad, published an analysis of the EU and Eastern Partnership relations.

The intention of this paper, co-authored by Miriam Lexmann, Věra Řiháčková, Márton Ugrósdy and Richard Youngs, is to match political trends within the EaP states to short- and medium-term policy recommendations that the EU should be able to introduce through revisions to its democracy support instruments, mainly within the ENP and ENI reviews.

EUROPEUM is a proud partner of the Destination: Transparency project lead by PISM (Polish Institute of International Affairs).

Roundtable debate with the title "Czech perspectives and European assessment of the Eastern Partnership Agenda".