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Eastern Partnership: No future without the founding fathers
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Armenia-EU: Moscow makes Yerevan an offer it can’t refuse
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Article: The front page
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Article: Today's front pages
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Politique: Voter-viewer
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Eastern Partnership: The East, not on the EU’s mind
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Eastern Partnership: A policy that moves slowly, but surely
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Diplomacy: 5 billion to aid Arab revolutions
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Armenia / Turkey: Erevan and Ankara talks stall
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Turkey: Is the EU afraid of Ankara?
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Article: All quiet on the Eastern front
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Geopolitics: The new old order
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STEPHFF, THE NATION (BANGKOK): The thaw begins
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With the departure of the architects of the Eastern Partnership, Carl Bildt of Sweden and Radosław Sikorski of Poland, the European Union’s most important project is on the verge of collapse. 
As the Eastern Partnership summit opens in Warsaw, the EU, which is caught up in the ongoing financial crisis, appears to have little enthusiasm for the project, launched by Poland in 2008. As for the partner countries, they continue to present a wide spectrum of political systems, ranging from dictatorship to democracy.
Two years ago, led by Poland, the EU launched its Eastern Partnership with countries of the former USSR. Now that Warsaw is preparing to take over the rotating presidency, experts are painting a rather dispiriting outcome for this project.