News
Greek Drama
Aug 10, 2004Article, Insititutional Investigator
European Union Enlargement: Pushing the Frontiers of Cooperation
Jul 22, 2004In May 2004, the European Union accepted 10 new countries, raising the total from 15 to 25 member states, with a combined population of 454 million people. The addition of eight East/Central European nations is a milestone in the EU's plan to integrate Western Europe with the formerly communist world, a plan that was in the making since 1989 when communism fell and an unprecedented opportunity arose to broaden the boundaries of democracy.
Challenges Remain for Post-Communist Europe
Jul 22, 2004Eight post-communist countries have adopted political and economic reforms that gained them entry into the European Union, but serious challenges lie ahead.
The 30th Anniversary of the Cyprus Invasion and Future Efforts to Reunify the Island
Jul 18, 2004Television interview with John Sitilides, CNN International
2004 Junior Scholars' Training Seminar Participants
Jul 14, 2004Consensus on Turkey's Entry to EU Divided
Jun 15, 2004Article, The Washington Times
Mayor: Olympics Preparations on Track
Jun 07, 2004Article, Associated Press
US Decides on Military Bases End of May
May 10, 2004Interview with John Sitilides, Trud(Bulgarian text)
Things Fall Apart
May 03, 2004Article, The Weekely Standard