Go to the Content   Thursday, 9 February 2012

Eastern Europe related content Eastern Europe topic RSS

Your search for "Eastern Europe" produced 68 items.

1. Europe must look east April 7, 2011

If the European Union is to be more than a bystander in international affairs, it must encourage Turkey's membership bid. This is the last time I will be writing an opinion...

Europe must look east

2. A poor start for central Europe's EU presidencies March 24, 2011

Self-inflicted damage, as well as events, have left Hungary's and Poland's presidencies of the Council of Ministers floundering. It was meant to be the year when central...

3. Talks called off as Turkey's EU bid loses momentum December 9, 2010

Turkey's bid to join the European Union has stalled and talks scheduled for 22 December have been cancelled. Belgium, which holds the rotating presidency of the Council of...

Talks called off as Turkey's EU bid loses momentum

4. Ukraine, a star liberaliser November 19, 2010

Ukraine is taking a more pragmatic attitude towards Europe – and plans reforms that Brussels has long called for What should be Europe's policy towards Ukraine now that...

Ukraine, a star liberaliser

5. Ukraine needs to develop real parties September 2, 2010

The constitution is Ukraine only a part of the problem. In his article about the constitutional woes in Ukraine (“An invitation to corruption”, 29 July-1 September),...

Ukraine needs to develop real parties

6. Time to smash and burn the old pigeon-holes July 29, 2010

A resolution for all Europeans to mull over during the summer holiday: east-west matters less than north-south. This column is supposedly dedicated to ‘wider', ‘wilder'...

Time to smash and burn the old pigeon-holes

7. Real spooks worry about expenses, not espionage July 8, 2010

A guide to the spies of central Europe and their potential competitive edge – all based, of course, on inference and gossip. John Le Carré and Orson Welles have a...

8. Spain makes last bid to advance talks with Turkey June 24, 2010

Spain looks to open new chapters with Turkey, which implement food-safety reforms. Spain is pressing to overcome the resistance of other member states of the European Union...

9. Refusing the walking stick April 15, 2010

After years of relying on financial support, Turkey's economy is in good health, but unemployment is just one of the problems that must be faced. Last month, Recep Tayyip...

Refusing the walking stick

10. Hoping to be a good neighbour to east and west April 15, 2010

As its isolationist instincts decline, Turkey is trying to promote a policy of ‘zero problems' with its neighbours, while pushing for EU membership. Western observers...

11. The EU could make a real difference in Ukraine February 18, 2010

Engagement with the political class has not worked, so Europe should turn its attention to Ukraine's citizenry. Pigeonholing and false analogies are not part of formal...

12. Ukraine votes for democracy February 5, 2010

The first round of Ukraine's presidential elections showed how far the country has progressed. Four European ministers set out what their hopes for Ukraine are now....

Ukraine votes for democracy

13. Action is needed to give Ukraine's clouds a silver lining February 26, 2009

The skies over Ukraine are darkening but there are three clear sets of actions the country could take, with the IMF's support. In ordinary circumstances, Ukraine's gas deal...

14. Caspian energy policy is all at sea February 26, 2009

Caspian leaders want offers for their gas but instead the EU is holding a series of energy conferences that compete with each other. Europe's project to create a southern...

Caspian energy policy is all at sea

15. Political upheaval and diplomatic intrigue in the East February 19, 2009

Everything seems to be up for grabs in the ex-communist countries of eastern Europe and beyond Look round eastern Europe and the news reads like a thriller: call it The...

16. Leaders seek to restart partnership talks November 13, 2008

EU and Russian leaders meet in Nice; only Lithuania opposed resuming talks. The EU and Russia will discuss the resumption of partnership talks at a summit in Nice, France,...

17. Trading places in the EU's neighbourhood November 13, 2008

The EU should engage the Caucasus's realist leaders, rather than the romantics. Russia brought together the presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan on 2 November in an effort...

18. Why Europe must keep its word November 6, 2008

Resuming talks with Russia before it has withdrawn its troops from Georgia would be a disaster. How slow we were to wake up to the first war of the 21st century. How long it...

Why Europe must keep its word

19. Azerbaijan's election criticised October 16, 2008

International observers say the re-election of Ilham Aliev as president war marred by “a lack of robust competition”. Azerbaijan's presidential elections, held on 15...

20. Russia accused of failing to protect Georgians September 22, 2008

Human Rights Watch says Russian troops have turned a blind eye to killings, looting and burning in the ‘buffer zone' along Georgian border. Russia has failed to protect...

Showing 1-20 of 68         Next page

Refine your results: Eastern Europe and Geography, European Union, Republics, Ukraine, Russia, Turkey, Western Asia, Caucasus, Eurasia, Gazprom, Georgia, Asia

 

 

 

 

 

Disclaimer | Privacy policy | Terms & conditions