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On Common Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union: Natasa Dragojlovic at the “School for European Security”
On February 9th, Natasa Dragojlovic, expert of the European Movement in Serbia presented the historical development and institutional framework of the European Union's Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP). As the defining moments in development of CFSP, Natasa singled out the adoption of Single European Act, Maastricht Treaty and Amsterdam Treaty. Natasa's opening ...
On February 9th, Natasa Dragojlovic, expert of the European Movement in Serbia presented the historical development and institutional framework of the European Union's Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP). As the defining moments in development of CFSP, Natasa singled out the adoption of Single European Act, Maastricht Treaty and Amsterdam Treaty. Natasa's opening claim how EU presents the “most sucessful peace project in Europe's history” was not disputed, however, many of the challenges mentioned by its Security Strategy were thoroughly addressed.
Filip Ejdus than organised a workshop, concerned with the “pros” and “cons” of Turkey's possible EU membership.
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