A Shared Neighborhood, Winter 2014

Wednesday, February 5, 2014 | Download PDF in English

The worrying events in Kiev have shown us that peace and stability in Eastern Europe should not be taken for granted; on the contrary, they should be carefully fostered and protected. Both Turkey and Romania wish to have a stable and prosperous common neighborhood. These two countries’ common approach toward European principles and ideals, which are also those promoted through the Eastern Partnership. This article focuses on the Eastern Partnership and the EU’s efforts in driving forward this important policy, while also underlining the importance of Turkey’s involvement in it.

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