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| One more problem which arises concerning the ENP is that it is not clear if the incentives offered by the framework will prove adequate to achieve the Union’s aim of ensuring the economic and political stability of the Eastern neighbours. Moreover, the Union is involving itself in a highly volatile region (Eastern Europe and the Caucasus), which is regarded by the Russian government as the zone of its special responsibility. The need to exercise caution in the face of Russian sensitivities may prove a major impediment to EU as a global actor. Besides, Russia’s military presence in Moldova and Armenia as well as close interests in the separatist Georgian regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia generates tensions in the EU-Russian relations. | [Seite 152]
These include Russia’s military presence in Moldova and Armenia, and close interest in the separatist Georgian province of South Ossetia, all of which are impediments to the ENP process.47 [Seite 159] It is thus not clear that the incentives offered by the ENP will prove adequate to achieve the Union’s aim of ensuring the economic and political stability of the Eastern neighbours. Moreover, the Union is involving itself in a highly volatile region, which is regarded by the Russian government as its special responsibility. The need to exercise caution in the face of Russian sensitivities may prove a major impediment to EU actorness. [47 The situation in Moldova is of particular concern to the EU as a consequence of its border with Romania and hence, in the future, with the Union.] |
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