“Eastern Partnership Features” report identifies four possible scenarios that variously evolve around further integration between Eastern Europe and the EU, a return of Russia as a hegemon, an EU-Russian grand bargain and a civic momentum propelling Eastern European developments.
In the context of the release of the report, Natalia Stercul, Program Director, Department of Eastern Studies: Ukraine and Russia, Foreign Policy Association of Moldova,
Member organization of the National Platform of the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum, elaborated a separated article, reflecting on all of the four possible scenarios of the EaP 2030 through the perspective of the Republic of Moldova. The article can be read here.
This report was jointly developed by Visegrad Insight, the German Marshall Fund of the United States and through workshops and collaboration with over thirty extraordinary minds – analysts, journalists, policymakers, civic activists, digital community and business leaders – from the six countries of the Eastern Partnership.
