This seminar, jointly organised by the EU Police Mission (EUPM) and the EUISS and held in Sarajevo on the 7-8 June, marked 10 years of EU civilian crisis management in the Western Balkans and examined the impact of the EUPM in Bosnia and Herzegovina and lessons learned for the future of CFSP/CSDP.
Pour Jacques Rupnik, spécialiste des Balkans et directeur de recherche Sciences po-Ceri-CNRS (1), le sentiment pro-européen s’érode progessivement au fur et à mesure que le processus d’adhésion avance. La Croix
Da situacija na sjeveru Kosova može da eskalira u svakom trenutku, smatra analitičar EU Instituta za bezbjednosne studije u Parizu, Danijel Kohejn (Daniel Keohane).
Speaking to the Daily News after a conference on Balkan integration in Sarajevo, a top EU foreign policy analyst says Turkey’s role as a mediator is integral to peace and stability in the region. However, he says, Turkey’s larger profile in the Middle East is underappreciated by the EU.
Today, more than fifteen years after the end of the wars that accompanied Yugoslavia’s dissolution, the ‘Balkan question’ remains more than ever a ‘European question’. In the eyes of many Europeans in the 1990s, Bosnia was the symbol of a collective ...
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Today, more than fifteen years after the end of the wars of Yugoslavia’s dissolution, the ‘Balkan question’ remains more than ever a ‘European question’.
Each of the countries in the Balkans is on a different course to eventual accession to the European Union. But where will they be in 20 years' time? This seminar, co-organised with the Foreign Policy Initative BH, set out to explore this very question.
“The first step towards reflecting the aspirations of citizens is to form a government,” the HR/EUSR told participants at a conference in Sarajevo organised by the EU Institute for Security Studies and the BiH Foreign Policy Initiative. OHR/EUSR BiH
Daniel Keohane, a Paris-based senior research fellow at the European Union Institute for Security Studies, said however the threat of arrest, even years down the track, could intensify the Libyan conflict and Gaddafi's resolve to stay in power.
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