The guardian: the European Union failed program " Eastern partnership "
The summit of "Eastern partnership" in Riga, may only emphasize the failure of the EU, in which he tried to steal six post-Soviet republics with the orbit of influence of the Russian capital and to lure them into the arms of Brussels, " writes.

The summit of "Eastern partnership" in Riga, May only emphasize the failure of the EU, in which he tried to steal six post-Soviet republics with the orbit of influence of the Russian capital and to lure them into the arms of Brussels, " writes.
on Thursday in Riga opened a two-day Summit of " Eastern partnership ". The program "Eastern partnership" includes political Association and economic integration of the EU with Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine.
The European Union's "Eastern partnership" with the expectation that you will be able to prevent the Russian influence in former Soviet republics, While giving attendees the program extremely vague prospect of joining the EU. As suggested by the magazine, the Russian intervention in the conflict in Eastern Ukraine in the past year is finally confused the plans of the European Union, and in addition, two of the six countries - Belarus and Armenia joined the Eurasian economic Union, which is presented As a rival to the EU. Azerbaijan, whose energy needs Europe, lost interest in the program and the country's leader Ilham Aliyev will not attend the Summit, writes the guardian.
Members of the European Union do not have the opportunity to develop a common line of conduct that ought to be taken now to promote more actively the program of "Eastern partnership" or minimize ambitions. Before the summit in Riga, European officials have told that they, As before, true to the idea of " Eastern partnership ". However, they are the phrases demonstrate that Europe is not going to tease the Russian Federation. In the EU begin to dominate sentiment, not much more militant towards Moscow than in the past, stresses the magazine.
"The European Union will never enable a third party to dictate policy relative to other countries. However, in the future we will act more cautiously with Russia. Most likely, we were cautious enough, there was a fairly wide spread of views and exchange of opinions ", - quotes the guardian opinion of one European bureaucrat.
While Ukraine and Georgia are countries that are Pro-European tuned more than others - as well as Moldavia, is unlikely to get any "bait" at the conference in Riga. The EU does not want to give them any promises in relation to European integration and accession to the Union, certain countries do not wish to see Even the vague prospect of accession of former Soviet republics to the EU As part of the agenda in Riga. Even the question of visa-free regime with Ukraine and Georgia, most likely, will not be solved in the framework of the summit, it is reported in the publication.