Author – Sevak Aslanyan, Master’s Student at Jagiellonian University
eeas.europa.eu
European Union’s (EU) Eastern Partnership Project (EaP) has registered very controversial results after the six years of its kick-off. In some countries it succeeded to implement the desired reforms and brought to the conclusion of the Association Agreement (Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine) but in some countries it did not (e.g. Armenia, Belarus). Furthermore, Ukraine’s initial refusal of signing this agreement (AA) led to the social unrests in the country, which afterwards escalated to a military conflict with Russia. Thus, it is hard to directly answer if the project will fail …read more
The Future of Eastern Partnership – will it succeed or will it fail?
