The Strategic and Economic Implications of Ukraine’s EU Accession
In a recent report titled “The Benefits and Opportunities of Ukraine’s EU Accession: The Strategic and Economic Implications of Ukraine’s EU Accession,” issued by the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, the prospect of Ukraine joining the European Union emerges as a pivotal development with profound implications for Europe’s geopolitical landscape, particularly as the EU prepares to commence membership talks with Moldova and Ukraine on 25th June 2024.
Cooperation with Kazakhstan Discussed at the Council of Europe
On Thursday, amidst the proceedings of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, France, an insightful event delving into the “Experience and Perspectives of Cooperation between Kazakhstan and the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly” took place, marking the 20th anniversary of the signing of the Cooperation Agreement between the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan and PACE.
Unveiling Russia’s Enforced Disappearances: Ukrainian Delegation Chair Urges International Action
At the recent Conference at the Council of Europe (CoE) titled “Victims of Enforced Disappearances: how Russia captures Ukrainian civilians and violates international law,” Maria Mezentseva, Chairperson of the Ukrainian delegation to the CoE, shed light on the harrowing reality faced by Ukrainian civilians.
EU Today & QuestComms.eu Conference: Navigating Nuclear Diplomacy: Challenges and Priorities for Europe
In the midst of escalating tensions and geopolitical challenges, Europe finds itself at a critical juncture in navigating the complex terrain of nuclear diplomacy.
Exploring Ukrainian Business Integration with EU Experts
This week we had a very productive meeting with Marcin Nowacki, co-chair of the EU-Ukraine Civil Society Platform at the European Economic and Social Committee in Brussels, and Oleksandr Kamenets, representative of the Ukrainian League of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs.
EIAS Briefing Seminar explores the future of EU-Sri Lanka relations
The European Institute of Asian Studies (EIAS), in collaboration with the Embassy of Sri Lanka, hosted a thought-provoking seminar titled “EU-Sri Lanka Relations: Potential for Stronger Ties and New Economic Opportunities – A Vision for Sri Lanka.”
Davos 2024: Ukraine’s Resilience Takes Center Stage Amid Global Diplomacy
Every year, Davos, a tranquil Swiss ski resort, becomes the epicentre of global dialogue and decision-making as it hosts the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting.
Unprecedented Third Term Victory for DPP: Taiwan Elects Lai Ching-te Amidst Rising Tensions
Taiwan has made history by electing Lai Ching-te as its president, marking an unprecedented third consecutive term for the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).
European Parliament Plenary, Strasbourg, 15-18 January 2024. A Brief Overview.
Each month the European Parliament de-camps to Strasbourg for its Plenary Session. This is where, over a four day period, MEPs will debate and vote on legislative and other proposals.
U.S. and U.K. Conduct Airstrikes in the Red Sea Amid Escalating Tensions
In a meticulously coordinated effort, the United States and Great Britain spearheaded an allied coalition response to the continued Houthi attacks on shipping in the Red Sea, thus underlining the commitment to ensuring maritime security.
Mongolia-EU Cooperation: Nurturing a Thriving Partnership
Mongolia, a nation nestled between Russia and China, has been forging dynamic partnerships on the global stage, and its collaboration with the European Union (EU) stands out as a testament to the mutual benefits of international cooperation.
Ukraine is only “moderately prepared” to enter EU Single Market, according to European Commission internal document
One of the most beneficial aspects of Ukraine’s future membership of the European Union will be access to the Single Market, which allows free movement of goods, services, capital and citizens by removing technical, legal and bureaucratic barriers.
