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Rail Baltica – one of the key European transport projects

Rail Baltica is one of the three main European projects concerning transport that should be realized soon.

Poland and France together for CAP maintenance after 2013

Poland and France are in favour of a more transparent Commnon Agriculture Policy after 2013.

Aid for the regional development

Poland - one of the bigger EU countries - after years of receiving foreign development support, supports other countries now.

The new technology of recovering gas from the stones remains a "foggy perspective"

Poland needs more trans-borders energy links.

Aleksandra Borowicz: "EU budget and the Lisbon Treaty"

Jerzy Bodzikowski: "EU need common army and unified energy policy

The antimissile program - new principles and challenges

The new American program will most probably lead to the resignation of the Polish base in Redzikowo. It means that Poland should increase its engagement within the NATO military missile defense structure.

An optimistic mobilisation of citizens

Despite the short period there are 10 candidates for the president in the upcoming election. Even a population that becomes older and older can mobilize its forces. It is difficult to say whether the demography have also an impact of the result of this election.

The "Citizens´initiative" becomes more real

The new "Citizens´initiative" introduced by the Lisbon Treaty can help to organize different cooperation activities between member states, e.g. between the V4 concerning cultural policy.

Technology of the CCS carbon capture

Can the Carbon Capture and Storage – CCS - technology become a remedy for the energy supply problem? Is it enough innovative?

Michał Beim: "Trains first"

Paulina Sobiesiak: "Poland still not prepared for demographic changes"

Polish health policy and new deseases

A relevant progress in combating diseases has been noticed recently. Traditional methods, like quarantine, have disappeared.

Adam Czerniak: "Poland should not rush to enter the eurozone"

Robert Zajdler: "Tschernobyl must not repeat"

Bartłomiej Michałowski: "Let´s make SME regulations more simple"

Adam Czerniak: Consequences of the crises on Polish economy

Elżbieta Kaca: Poland more interested in the eastern EU-enlargement

Bartłomiej Michałowski: Universities to support innovation

Łukasz Hardt: The system of direct payments blocks modernisation of Polish agriculture

Hanna Wróblewska: We have to strenghten the "distributors" of the culture

K.Krajewski-Siuda, K. Kaczmarek: Polish health policy and the new diseases

Polish Jews should "come out"

Shavei Israel organization appealed to Polish citizens with Jewish roots for coming out. Rabbis are of the opinion, that there are more Jews living in Poland than the statistics data shows.

Black Sea Fleet for gas - Ukraine get tied with Russia

The Ukrainian Parliament ratified 27 of April a controversial agreement with Russia, giving Moscow the possibility to have its Black Sea Fleet in Crimea till 2042.

Let´s not forget Europe in the upcoming presidential election

What the high support for the Polish EU membership means for the candidates? And how it can influence the region?

Copenhagen: The end of the persuading policy

We have to say it: The climate summit failed because of the big expectations, particular interests and unlimited cynicism.

Piotr Maciej Kaczynski: There is no place for confrontation between Poland and Russia

Danuta Hübner: "Europe must be closer to its citizens"

Mikołaj Dowgielewicz: Poland didn`t block climat negotiations

Ukraine does not end in Crimea

The EU should not fear to lose Kiev. It should react on the Russian-Ukrainian agreement about the prolongation of the Black Sea Fleet with more engaged Eastern policy.

Greece and EU 2020 - the exam of maturity of the EU

The European Council will have to insure the EU credibility concerning the future of the common currency, euro.

Ukraine, a democracy in good shape

Many voters, lack of obstacles, the first presidential run seems to be a success of the democracy. The next exam is during the second turn and in the way how the relationship between the president and premier will look like.

After the election there will be a change of government in the Ukraine

Viktor Janukovch won the presidential election in the Ukraine, gaining 3,48 p% more of voices than Julia Tymoshenko. As a "cohabitation" with the PM Tymoshenko will not ensure a normal activity, Janukovych will search for a coalition with "Our Ukraine " (former president Yushchenko), communists and Litvin Block in order to establish a new government.

The Luakshenko regime increses the repressions towards independent organisations

In the first weeks of February the repressions towards the Polish minority in Belarus, particularly towards the activists of the independent Assembly of Poles in Belarus (ZPB), have been increased.

Prof. Adam Gierek: First economy, then archives

After the first round of the election in the Ukraine

In the second turn we will see a strong battle but from the Polish or European point of view the choice will be not so important as five years ago. We can expect that both candidates, at least at the beginning, will lead a policy of balance between the EU and Russia.

New posts in the EU

New posts will stimulate not only the decision making process in politics but also in business, e.g. concerning SME. However some dilemas remain.

Russian draft of the European security

The issue of security became the main topic for dialog between Russia and the western countries and institutions.

EU-Ukraine - time for a reset?

Ukraine get deeper and deeper into a political and economical chaos. Its relationship with the EU characterize a reciprocal disappointment. The upcoming presidential election is a chance for a stabilization in the country. No matter who wins.

New German governement - consequences for foreign policy

The renomination of Angela Merkel as the chancelor means the continuity of the German foreign policy. One can however expect that tree coalition parties may compete on the foreign policy field.

Let´s give a chance to new EU-leaders

Whether the EU will become an important world player will not decide the fact if the new EU-leaders are well known or not. Their competences will be much more important than their so far unknown faces.

Ukraine: battle for the full power

The presidential election to be hold in Ukraine in January 2010 may lead to a change of the power system in the state. For the first time since four years there is a chance that one political camp may overtake the full power.

Nord Stream develops faster and faster

The Nord Stream Consortium (NS) realizes the next step in the building of the Nord Stream. The logistic base for the first pipe has been prepared.

Forum of Countries Exporting Gas

Coordination of gas producers can lead in the future to an informal division of markets. EU can act against it building an own domestic gas market.

New German government: tendencies in the German foreign policy

A deepening of the German-Polish relations is expected after the creation of the new government in Berlin.

Vladimir Špidla: Social innovation needed to restart economy

Jerzy Buzek: Improvement of the energetical security

Eastern partnership: genesis, possibilities and chalenges

The Eastern Partnership it´s a new proposal of regional cooperation that the EU addresses towards Armenia, Azerbaijan,Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. Deepening of the relations between those countries depends mostly of their will and progresses in democratization process.

Russian historical campaign

Few months before the 70th anniversary of the start of the WW2, a series of articles in print and electronic media was published in Russia on the role of USSR in the war.

Czech Presidency in the Counsil of the European Union - lessons for Poland

The Czech EU Presidency has from the very beginning provoked negative commentaries, mostly from the "old" member states. As a "new" member and relatively small country, which has still not ratified the Lisbon Treaty, was under strict scrutiny, especially from the influential members.

Paweł Wieczorkiewicz: History never ends

Boris Tarasyuk: We are preparing ground for our future EU membership

Areas

  • EU budget
  • Demographic changes and challenges
  • Transport infrastructure
  • Monetary policy & Euro
  • Regional development and structural funds
  • V4 and the new EU institutional settings
  • European security & transatlantic relations
  • Climate change and green economy
  • Innovation and Research
  • New energy sources – renewables, nuclear energy
  • SMEs and innovative businesses
  • Health policy and risks of pandemics
  • ENP - Eastern dimension
  • Agriculture and CAP reform
  • Culture policy – cooperation in V4
  • Economic crisis in CEECs
  • Energy security and infrastructure
  • EU enlargement / Western Balkans
  • Minorities, social exclusion, Roma minority
  • V4 – EU – Russia relations

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Ivo Šlosarčík is a lecturer of European and international law at Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles Univesity, and New York University in Prague. He is an expert on legal issues of European integration, judicial and police cooperation in the EU, and Czech reform of civil service and judiciary. He participated in the seminar on the ways how to influence European legislation in the new legislative framework after the Lisbon Treaty organised by the Institute for European Policy Europeum.

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