Negotiations for enlargement are still under way.

Room for manoeuvre in the enlargement negotiations is limited.

We have a historic chance of closing enlargement negotiations with up to ten countries in Copenhagen in 2002.

EU enlargement takes time while Nato enlargement is relatively speedy.

NATO enlargement would

Exhausted by the frustrating climate negotiations in Copenhagen, European leaders seemed not to be in the mood for questions about EU enlargement.

I support EU enlargement.

It is important for Europeans to reflect on that as they prepare for further rounds of enlargement and consider starting accession negotiations with Turkey.

If the EU goes ahead with membership negotiations with Cyprus, however, then the Turks in retaliation may block any enlargement of Nato into Eastern Europe.

Fifth, NATO enlargement and partnership.

The Challenges Of EU Enlargement

But with enlargement come challenges.

Call this the paradox of enlargement.

But enlargement also creates new opportunities.

NATO enlargement wouldde facto be frozen.

What s at stake is not enlargement, but whether enlargement takes a more corporatist or market based form.

Enlargement of the European Union to include the first batch of applicant countries is now within reach as more and more chapters are closed in the bilateral negotiations.

Negotiations in Singapore

The negotiations failed.

Public sentiment towards EU enlargement is negative.

But enlargement is not such an issue.

Enlargement will undoubtedly pose many practical problems.

The EU u0027s Next Priority After Enlargement?

We are for negotiations.

The negotiations were difficult.

Trust Negotiations, Not Iran

Our negotiations broke off.

Negotiations lasted many days.

The negotiations fell through.

The negotiations progressed slowly.

The negotiations have ended.

The negotiations have begun.

We're still in negotiations.

Enlargement of the EU to include Central Europe?

A similar logic of partnership applies to enlargement.

The first issue concerns the continuation of enlargement.

Enlargement has made far away countries our neighbors.

Currently we cannot speak of further EU enlargement.

After bruising enlargement negotiations and internal differences over Iraq, and with similar divisions surrounding the new EU constitution and the common European foreign and defense policy, one might well think just that.

After bruising enlargement negotiations and internal differences over Iraq, and with similar divisions surrounding the new EU constitution and the common European foreign and defense policy, one might well think just that. Public opinion polls also show a dramatic decline in support for enlargement within the current EU member states.

EU enlargement marks the beginning of a new era.

With enlargement, those differences can no longer be hidden.

But EU enlargement alone will not do the trick.

Yet NATO has not given up on further enlargement.

Otherwise, it is difficult to imagine further EU enlargement.