Fourteen years have passed since the greatest enlargement of the European Union, but the question remains open as to whether this period has allowed the division between the old and new Member States to disappear. The search for a compromise between the demands for greater integration and the concept of a Europe of solidarity and sovereignty is still the region's greatest challenge, as is the question of where the boundaries of European integration lie: geographical, structural, social and economic.
Moderator: Jan Malicki, Director, Centre of East European Studies, University of Warsaw, Poland
Speakers: Ben-Oni Ardelean, Vice-President of the Committee on International Affairs, Romania
Barbara Bartus, Deputy, Sejm, Poland Ivan Brajovic, Member of Committee for Defence and Security, Montenegro
Dominik Mierzejewski, University of Lodz, Poland
Aliaksandr Milienkevich, Chancellor, Free Belarusian University, Belarus
Tibor Navracsics, Head of Institute, University of Public Service, Hungary