Will the United States See Russia’s Bluff in Ukraine?
Such kind of cooperation could be developed between Ukraine and other interested NATO members such as Poland, Romania, and the Baltic countries.
Unclear Fate of Desperate Migrants in Belarus
The most recent example is the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe at the border between Belarus and Poland, where thousands of refugees are waiting to cross into Europe.
Russian Brinkmanship in Ukraine
Based on Lavrov’s words, Russia demands the reduction of NATO’s military presence around the Russian border, particularly in Poland and Romania.
How a Ship Lays Bare the True Face of Italy’s Far-Right
Poland’s governing Prawo i Sprawiedliwość (PiS), France’s Rassemblement National, Austria’s Freiheitliche Partei Österreichs (FPO), Spain’s VOX, and Italy’s Lega were among some of the other parties to sign.
Emerging Markets and Inflation: Why Is It Happening?
EM countries include Argentina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Chile, China, Colombia, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Latvia, and Lithuania, Malaysia, Mexico, Peru, the Philippines, Poland, Romania, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, and Ukraine.
What Is the Impact of the Polish Constitutional Court Ruling on the European Union?
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The Polish Constitutional Court also ruled that if the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) or European Court of Justice (ECJ) were to “grant domestic courts … the competence to … review the legality of the procedure for appointing a judge” in Poland, this would constitute a violation of the Polish Constitution.
Akinci and Turkey as a Drone Power
Turkey has so far exported Bayraktar TB2 to Qatar, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Libya, Morocco, and Poland, while Turkish Aerospace Industries has sold Anka to Tunisia.
Turkey’s UAV Breakthrough Creates Another Path to MENA
Eastern European countries such as Hungary, Latvia, Albania, Serbia, and Poland have all expressed interest in the Bayraktar TB2s, which has been on the front burner since the decisive Turkish operations in Syria.
Diplomatic Expulsion: Resurgence of A Cold-War Era Norm?
On one hand, he adopted aggressive policies including diplomatic expulsions, economic sanctions, support of Poland’s solidarity movements and arming of anti-Soviet resistance in Afghanistan.
Supported by the US, Ukraine is Once Again Dreaming of NATO
Read: NATO Emphasizes Unity without Consensus but China May Change ThisWhile the political quarrel continues to escalate, videos appeared on social media showing NATO tanks entering Ukraine through Poland and heading to the front line.
French Commission Report Admits France’s Responsibility in the Rwanda Genocide
A file from the French Directorate of Military Intelligence (DRM), dated to April 15, 1994, mentions “specific requests for ammunition and backing in transporting arms purchased in Israel and Poland” by the defense attaché of the Rwandan embassy in Paris.
Why Are Some Countries Dragging Their Heels over Ratifying the Istanbul Convention?
Countries such as Poland, Bulgaria, and Slovakia have been planning to halt their plans to ratify the convention because of “elements of ideological nature,” which the Polish Minister of Justice has declared to be harmful.
How Qatari Investments Expand Globally
As the largest LNG supplier to Europe, the country has a significant share (between 45% and 67%) in the LNG imports of Poland, Belgium, Italy, and England.
From Afghanistan to Palestine: ICC Tackles Politically Charged Cases
However, the court does have jurisdiction if war crimes are committed in the territory of a state that has signed up, three states in which the Central Intelligence Agency operated “black sites” are among them: Poland, Lithuania, and Romania.
Europe Is Not United in Its Motivation to Sanction Turkey
For the same reasons, a certain degree of support and sympathy are expressed by Hungary and Poland, whose relations with Turkey are very positive.
Can NATO Still Fulfill Its Purpose After 70 Years?
Because of this reason, Turkey blocked the recent plan to protest the double standards by NATO allies who clearly support the security of the Baltic countries and Poland but not Turkey.
Defense, Trade and Foreign Policy: An Interview with CAST Director Ruslan Pukhov
There is no doubt the F-35 is the best aircraft on the market but only under the condition that you’re a country like Poland or the Czech Republic.
Is Drowning Immigrants the EU’s New Strategy?
In countries like Poland and Hungary, anti-immigration rallies were a common feature despite having a hand-full of immigrants.
Dangerous Aspirations: Germany as a New Nuclear Power?
, Wolfgang Ischinger, stated in response to Hacke’s controversial article that “If Germany was to relinquish its status as a non-nuclear power, what would prevent Turkey or Poland, for example, from following suit?” Well, according to Ischinger’s statement, it seems that it would not be a problem if Germany would get the status as a nuclear power unless countries like Turkey or Poland would also prefer the same potential national path as Germany would.
Multi-speed EU: Cure All Remedy or Dead End?
If we then further consider cooperation on various regional levels, the Visegrad Four Group (Slovakia, Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary) must be mentioned; one should further discuss the Nordic Council although it comprises non-EU member states as well; and perhaps a post-Brexit UK-Republic of Ireland (customs and border) deal is in the making – could an EU at various speeds yet modeled after existing regional forms of cooperation win the upper hand?
Phrased differently: unless there is another referendum in the United Kingdom which looks extremely unrealistic, Brexit is going to happen – so will there be a new version of a (trans-) continental Europe? A core including the Eurozone, a wider group with some political decision making agreements and trade but no complete harmonization and integration, and then a third layer or circle basically based on a free trade agreement? Or would this spell the end of modernization and peace and prosperity for Europe?
Best for EU, best for Turkey scenarios
From a candidate country’s perspective of a nation as big and influential such as Turkey one might actually suggest that whatever the outcome, Turkey belongs to the core group unless adopting the Euro will be mandatory for becoming a core group member; whether Turkey would want to switch to the Euro would need be discussed in great detail.
