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Renewal of Turkey-EU dialogue—far more shared interests than obstacles

Turkey Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - August 30, 2024.

The participation of Turkish foreign minister Hakan Fidan in the informal meeting of EU foreign ministers in Brussels marked the thawing of the institutional dialogue...

Let’s not write off Germany’s centrist politics just yet

EU Ferry Biedermann - August 29, 2024.

State elections in the east of Germany this month are widely seen as putting pressure on the centre of German politics, especially in terms of...

Can the EU stop Georgia's anti-European course? If it is in its interest at all

Eastern Europe Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - August 25, 2024.

The ruling party in Georgia, Georgian Dream, is appealing to voters to trust it again in the parliamentary elections in October by putting the flag...

Able but not willing? Europe’s defence conundrum

EU Ferry Biedermann - August 22, 2024.

Europe’s determination to build up its defences to meet multiple security challenges, foremost Russia on its Eastern border, is flagging in the face of budget...

The Olympic Games in Paris have strengthened Macron's position in the run-up to forming a government

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - August 11, 2024.

France will return to work tomorrow, full of impressions from the Olympic Games it has hosted. The spectacle of the event, from the ceremonial opening...

Schengen is crumbling under the anti-migration onslaught

EU Ferry Biedermann - August 8, 2024.

One of the European Union’s signal, and for its citizens most noticeable, achievements, the 26 country Schengen free-travel zone, is increasingly being challenged and undermined. The...

Is there a way out for the country of interim governments?

EU The Editorial Board - August 7, 2024.

Bulgaria should hold another round of snap parliamentary elections in October, marking the seventh in just three years. Political instability, no functioning government since 2021, and...

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