Baltic Forum 2016

Russia-EU: the challenges of interdependence and the setting of a new agenda

Topics: 

• Perspectives of granting security on the European continent in the context of the forced balancing on the brink of the Cold War 2.0 and objectives of peaceful settlement for hot and frozen regional conflicts.
  
• The economic component of cooperation between Russia and Europe with the analysis of the actual state of affairs and the complementarity of the EU and Russian economies and assessment of the performance and effectiveness of the policies of sanctions and counter-sanctions.
  
• Evaluation of the whole range of external influence factors on the level of Russian-European relations: from the tendency to strengthen the transatlantic partnership under the US leadership to the “turn to the East” of the Russian foreign policy toward China.

Reports

• Igor Yurgens, Artyom Malgin - "Russia and the European Union in the Baltic Sea Region"
• Sally Painter - "The next U.S. administration’s policies vis-à-vis the region and international institutions – from a Democratic candidate position"
• Oleksiy Semeniy - "Security status for Ukraine - the possible options and main challenges"
• Mikhail Gusman - "Russia - EU. The media view: which side of the "binoculars" to look through?"
• Pal Tamaš - "New concepts of the European/Euroasian periphery: Changing costs of the Kaliningrad game"
  
• Sergey Tsyplaev - "West or East - where to turn Russia?"
• Vitaly Dymarsky - "Information war as a conflict of values"

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