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The EU and the Middle East: An Elusive Partnership
By Agnieszka Eile26 Jan 2010
With the ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon on 1 December 2009, a new chapter in the European Union’s history has been opened. It is now time for the organisation to establish a more unified foreign policy, which will allow the body to play a bigger role in world affairs, particularly the Middle Eastern peace process, and to become a more significant partner in the Madrid Quartet.
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