Twenty-seven meet their Western Balkan counterparts again on Tuesday. This summit is not taking place in Brussels or even in the EU, but in Tirana, Abania. The first since the Zagreb match in 2000. At the end of the meeting, the Europeans will send “A clear message of unity and solidarity in the face of the consequences of Russia’s aggression against Ukraine”. Eliseya insists.
The commission is expected to announce a €1 billion donation to help Balkan countries finance energy investments. We will also talk about the fight against hybrid threats in this region, where external influences, particularly Russian and Turkish, are strong.
If the goal is indeed to connect these countries to the Union and respond to their impatience to join, the Twenty-seven will not ignore the sore subject of migration. Illegal crossings through the Balkans have exploded over the past year. During the first ten months of 2022, they increased by 168 percent, some…
Source: Le Figaro

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