EU-Russia Relation within the Enlarged European Cooperation
Abstract
EU-Russia relationship has evolved from confrontation and neglect during the Cold War to a vital partnership for both parties, which approaches dependence on energy resources. Cooperation between EU and Russia takes place on several levels, from the Northern dimension of cooperation to cooperation in the Black Sea area, from the human rights cooperation to ensuring the European security. EU-Russia partnership is vital for both sides, representing one of the pillars of European security building. The degree of interdependence and the need to coordinate efforts to address current international challenges (such as the financial crisis) in a world that is projected to be multipolar require the two parties to strengthen ties and cooperation on the principles of international law norms.
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