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Tag: Stefan Fuele

Georgian minister: EU remains priority despite ‘Russian rapprochement’ - 14 February 2013 - Interview

Tamar Beruchachvili, Georgia's deputy state minister of European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, told EurActiv that the country’s new policy towards Russia “would certainly not jeopardise relations with the EU”.

Füle pours cold water on Ukraine’s EU hopes - 30 November 2012 - News

Štefan Füle, European Commissioner for Enlargement and Neighbourhood Policy, has poured cold water over Ukraine’s ambition to hold a summit with the Union and sign an Association Agreement.

Füle: Date for talks depends solely on Serbia - 31 August 2012 - News

Enlargement Commissioner Štefan Füle says the date for launching accession talks between Serbia and the EU depends on whether and when Serbia would meet the criteria set by European Council. BETA, the EurActiv partner agency in Serbia reports.

Füle: Enlargement brings ‘positive news’ in times of crisis - 13 August 2012 - Interview

Even in times of crisis, nine European countries strive to join the EU. It would be an “enormous mistake” if the Union would lose interest in expansion, Štefan Füle told EurActiv Czech Republic in an exclusive interview.

Cyprus signals freeze of reunification talks - 21 June 2012 - News

Ten days before it takes over the rotating EU presidency, Cyprus said it would “put on the back burner” the long-standing reunification talks with Turkey to focus instead on a complex Union agenda. Meanwhile, EU Commissioner for enlargement Štefan Füle urged Nicosia to proceed on both tracks.

Ukraine asks EU to be patient for Tymoshenko solution - 25 May 2012 - News

All the major political parties in the European Parliament united yesterday (24 May) to back a resolution putting pressure on Ukraine to free the jailed former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko.

Romania accused of 'lack of European spirit' over Serbia's candidacy - 29 February 2012 - News

Romania tried unsuccessfully to block Serbia from gaining the status of EU candidate at the General Affairs ministerial meeting held yesterday (28 February), drawing accusations that it lacked "European spirit".

Lithuania wants visa-free travel for Ukraine in 2013 - 28 February 2012 - News

Lithuanian Foreign Minister Audronius Ažubalis said he would make visa-free travel for Ukrainian citizens travelling to Europe a priority when his country takes over the rotating EU presidency in the first half of 2013. But he admitted that progress was dependent on Kyiv.

EU-Ukraine relations: A geopolitical test - 16 December 2011 - LinksDossier

The European Union and Ukraine have been long-negotiating an Association Agreement tied with an unprecedentedly far-reaching free trade deal. At stake is not only the economic partnership, but also the country's political future, caught between historic ties with Moscow and uncertain prospects of prosperity and 'Europeanisation' with Brussels.

Danish presidency dampens Serbian EU hopes - 23 November 2011 - News

Denmark's permanent representative to the EU said today (23 November) that he does not foresee the start of accession talks with Serbia under the coming Danish presidency, despite high expectations created in Belgrade by the arrest of war crimes fugitives.

Serbia's EU prospects brighten after Mladić arrest - 26 May 2011 - News

EU leaders hastened to welcome the arrest of war criminal Ratko Mladić by Serbian authorities today (26 May). Surrendering Mladić, known as 'the butcher of Srebrenica', to the International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia was a major precondition of granting Serbia candidate EU member status.

Barroso's Albania snub signals EU's exasperation - 20 May 2011 - News

In an unprecedented gesture, European Commission President José Manuel Barroso cancelled a trip to Albania, a country entangled a new row over voting. High-ranking Commission officials told EurActiv that patience with the EU hopeful was wearing thin in Brussels circles.

EU wants to open single market to Mediterranean countries - 13 April 2011 - News

Rising to meet an historic challenge, the European Union should offer its southern neighbours the chance to participate in its single market and join the European Economic Area, which currently includes Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, Enlargement and Neighbourhood Commissioner Štefan Füle told EurActiv in an exclusive interview.

Štefan Füle: EU won't allow Arab revolutions to be 'stolen' - 13 April 2011 - Interview

The European Union is not instigating revolution in the Arab world, nor is it trying to impose its values. But once people in Tunisia, Egypt and other counties have embarked on the road to reform, the EU will not allow these revolutions to be stolen, Enlargement and neighbourhood Policy Commissioner Štefan Füle told EurActiv in an exclusive interview.

Füle slams Turkey on media freedom - 04 March 2011 - News

Enlargement Commissioner Štefan Füle expressed concern yesterday (3 March) over arrests of journalists in EU hopeful Turkey. Seven journalists have been arrested in an alleged plot to overthrow the government. EurActiv Turkey contributed to this article.

Parliament debates Arab 'democratic tsunami' - 17 February 2011 - News

Inspired by revolts that have toppled Arab rulers in Tunisia and Egypt, protesters in Bahrain, Libya and Yemen have taken to the streets to demand the resignations of their own heads of state. The European Parliament yesterday (16 February) debated the unfolding events.

Füle: Albania's 'dangerous downward spiral must end' - 16 February 2011 - News

An increasingly bitter political stalemate and the undermining of national institutions in EU hopeful Albania must stop, Enlargement Commissioner Štefan Füle told the European Parliament yesterday (15 February).

EU and Turkey reach 'stagnation point' at wrong time - 15 February 2011 - News

Against a background of unfolding revolutions in the Arab world, speakers at a conference in Istanbul last weekend said Turkey could provide a democratic model for Islamic countries to follow. But ironically, EU-Turkey relations have reached "stagnation point," they said.

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