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European Commission Report Highlights Ukraine’s Gains in Governance, Reform and Resilience
7 November 2024
25 March 2022
Visegrad Insight Senior Fellow
It seems that the war in Ukraine has promoted the EU defence ambitions to acquire focus and ramp up its level of ambition.
When on 30 November 2021 the European Union High Representative for Common Foreign and Security Policy Joseph Borrell was unveiling a draft document of the EU Strategic Compass, it was meant to guide EU foreign policy for 5 years.
Barely three months later, Russia invaded Ukraine and many of the document’s assumptions looked out of touch with the new threatening reality in Europe.
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Visegrad Insight Senior Fellow
is Policy Director at Future of Security Programme at GLOBSEC and an Associate Senior Fellow at Visegrad Insight. In the past Marcin served as Executive Director of the Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM) and Vice-President at the Centre for European Policy Analysis (CEPA). Prior to that Marcin worked as Senior Research Fellow at the European Union Institute for Security Studies in Paris. Marcin is a co-author of The New Atlanticist: Poland’s Foreign and Security Policy Priorities and the author of Germany, Poland, and Europe: Conflict, Cooperation and Europeanization.
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