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Eastern Partnership

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    Promoting security sector governance in the EU’s neighbourhood

    With the European Union’s 2004 round of enlargement, its neighbourhood now stretches from the Balkans to the Southern Caucasus, and from Russia to the Southern Mediterranean. This new neighbourhood suffers from serious deficits in terms of security, development and democracy...

    Chaillot Papers
    1 July 2005 By: Heiner Hänggi, Fred Tanner
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    The South Caucasus: a challenge for the EU

    The South Caucasus contains three states that emerged after the collapse of the Soviet Union: Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan. Geographically, the region is populated by some fifteen million people, and links the Caspian Sea basin to the Black Sea on the east-to-west axis, and is...

    Chaillot Papers
    1 December 2003 By: Dov Lynch
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    The Black Sea Region: challenges and opportunities for Europe

    Following an approach adopted by WEU well before other European security organisations, the Institute has devoted part of its research to regions that do not yet include full member states of either the EU or NATO. After the entry into force of the Amsterdam Treaty, the CFSP will...

    Chaillot Papers
    1 July 1999 By: Yannis Valinakis
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    Ukraine, Russia and European security: implications for Western policy

    Among the range of problems which have arisen following the breakup of the Soviet Union, those of Ukraine and its relations with Russia, particularly in the nuclear field, are among the most difficult. They present particular dilemmas for West European security policy-makers...

    Chaillot Papers
    1 February 1994 By: Peter van Ham
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    Ukraine: Quo Vadis?

    Where is Ukraine going? As this Chaillot Paper endeavours to show, Ukraine itself has great potential to either stabilise or destabilise the region. Therefore, the question of Ukraine’s future orientation is of crucial importance for European security in general.

    Chaillot Papers
    14 February 2008 By: Sabine Fischer
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    Back from the cold? The EU and Belarus in 2009

    The Russian-Georgian war of 2008 induced a thaw in relations between Brussels and Minsk, yet relations with Belarus continue to be a headache for the European Union. Chaillot Paper No.119 aims to provide in-depth empirical analysis on Belarus which, due to its long-standing...

    Chaillot Papers
    12 November 2009 Edited by: Sabine Fischer
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    Civilian crisis management: the EU way

    The operational progress in civilian crisis management made by the EU since 1999 has been impressive and has helped to enhance the EU's reputation as a credible security provider. However, the realisation of EU political objectives related to the strengthening of international...

    Chaillot Papers
    1 June 2006 By: Agnieszka Nowak
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    The southern European corridor

    Following negotiations that lasted over a decade, on Friday 28 June, the Trans-Adriatic pipeline (TAP) was chosen over Nabucco West to transport Azeri gas to the European markets. In light of the on-going debate on energy security, this alert explores the motivations behind the...

    Alerts
    1 July 2013 By: Ilektra Tsakalidou
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    Keeping the Eastern Partnership on track

    As the EU and most of its eastern partners enter the final phases of signing Association and Deep and Comprehensive Free-Trade Area agreements, this alert highlights the pitfalls that can still derail the process, as Russia steps up economic pressure on countries like Armenia and...

    Alerts
    6 September 2013 By: Nicu Popescu
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    A solidarity package for the eastern partners

    As the EU negotiates the final phase of the Eastern Partnership process, this alert explores how the Union might consider launching an ‘EaP interim solidarity package’ to offset potential economic losses incurred by eastern-partner countries due to external pressures.

    Alerts
    19 September 2013 By: Iana Dreyer, Nicu Popescu

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