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Europe Strategy Research Institute
The fight for minority rights in the EU continues at the Court of Justice
After the General Court of the European Union, on 9 November 2022, confirmed the Commission’s decision refusing to take any action in the Minority SafePack Initiative, the organizers, on 23 January 2023 filed an appeal with the Court of Justice of the EU.
2023. 01. 24.
The Visegrad Group is alive and kicking
On November 25, prime ministers of the Visegrad Four (Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Poland) met in Košice (Kassa), Slovakia.
2022. 12. 01.
The case of Poland with the disciplinary chamber and the enabling conditions
Last week, EU Commissioner Didier Reynders received Polish Minister for EU Affairs Szymon Szynkowski at his office to discuss the independence of the judiciary in the context of the RRP milestones.
2022. 11. 14.
Ukraine’s recovery: Marshall Plan 2.0?
In the past weeks, increasing voices from the EU and bigger member states have called out for the plans of Ukraine’s post-war recovery.
2022. 10. 26.
In the shadow of war: The first semester of the European Commission
At first glance it may seem surprising, however the European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen has had the most successful six months in its history.
2022. 07. 20.
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The fight for minority rights in the EU continues at the Court of Justice
After the General Court of the European Union, on 9 November 2022, confirmed the Commission’s decision refusing to take any action in the Minority SafePack Initiative, the organizers, on 23 January 2023 filed an appeal with the Court of Justice of the EU.
2023.01.24.
The Visegrad Group is alive and kicking
On November 25, prime ministers of the Visegrad Four (Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Poland) met in Košice (Kassa), Slovakia.
2022.12.01.
The case of Poland with the disciplinary chamber and the enabling conditions
Last week, EU Commissioner Didier Reynders received Polish Minister for EU Affairs Szymon Szynkowski at his office to discuss the independence of the judiciary in the context of the RRP milestones.
2022.11.14.
Ukraine’s recovery: Marshall Plan 2.0?
In the past weeks, increasing voices from the EU and bigger member states have called out for the plans of Ukraine’s post-war recovery.
2022.10.26.
In the shadow of war: The first semester of the European Commission
At first glance it may seem surprising, however the European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen has had the most successful six months in its history.
2022.07.20.
Council of Europe criticising Slovakia for violating human rights of national minorities
On June 15, 2022, the Council of Europe Advisory Committee on the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities published its Fifth Opinion on the Slovak Republic.
2022.07.07.
Quo vadis Western Balkans?
The past week for the European Union has been filled with diplomatic engagements, bilateral disputes and harsh political statements. When will Western Balkans enlargement grow into a real perspective?
2022.06.28.
2022: They European Year of Youth
In her 2021 State of the Union address, Ursula von der Leyen the President of the Commission continued with the thematic years, and declared 2022 as the European Year of Youth.
2022.05.26.
The future of enlargement in the light of war
While the EU ministers found narrow ground for the Western Balkans Six (WB6) to join the bloc, the war in Ukraine has changed the dynamics of the EU’s enlargement policy as it treads into sensibilities and increasing discontent among candidate countries.
2022.04.13.
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