EU reform and enlargement from the Baltic perspective
We convene civil society, experts and policy makers to discuss the goals of EU enlargement and reform and what they mean for democracy and the rule of law.
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Russia’s Sub-Threshold warfare against the Baltic States in 2022-2026
Baltic Initiative contributes to a series of publications by the Sahaidachnyi Security Center on Russia’s sub-threshold warfare against Europe. In our first brief, we focus on…
Baltic Event on EU Enlargement ‘25
The second Baltic Event on EU Enlargement was organised by the Baltic Initiative on European Reform and the Latvian Institute of International Affairs, with support from…
EU Reform and Member State National Interest: The Case of Lithuania
This paper by Justinas Mickus and Marija Golubeva explores Lithuania’s evolving stance on EU institutional reform. While historically inclined towards unanimity in Council decisions, Lithuanian policymakers…
EU Institutional Reform and Enlargement: Balancing efficiency and national interests
This paper is the first contribution of Baltic Initiative to the debate on the reform of EU institutions. In it, the key arguments for making progress…
Baltic Event on EU Enlargement ‘24: A Step Towards a Stronger Europe
The Baltic Initiative on European Reform brought together civil society representatives from the Baltic countries and EU experts to discuss EU enlargement in three working groups:…
Baltic Event on EU Enlargement 2024: Policy Recommendations
Baltic Initiative on European Reform is pleased to share the outcome of its first Baltic Event on EU Enlargement, held in May 2024 in Riga. For…
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A Baltic voice in the debate on Europe’s future
The goal of Baltic Initiative on European Reform is to promote debate on EU reform and enlargement in the Baltic States and to convene civil society, experts, and policy makers to discuss the goals of EU enlargement and reform and their implications for democracy and rule of law.