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The conditions that a country must meet to become a member of the EU, such as having stable institutions that guarantee democracy and human rights, having a market economy (where people can buy and sell things freely) and agreeing to follow the rules of the EU and support its aims
Gegužės 28 d. Danijos Karalystės Europos reikalų ministras Nicolai Wammen skaitė paskaitą „Kopenhagos kriterijai ir Europos ateitis" (The Copenhagen Criteria and Europe's way ahead).
- published: 04 Jun 2013
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SHOTLIST
1. Various shots of news conference with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan
2. Media
3. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish prime minister:
"Turkey does not want to join the European Union at any price - it is not a must for us. We have also complied with the Copenhagen criteria in order to improve the standard of living of our own people. So if we are not accepted then we will continue as we have started and refer to these criteria not as Copenhagen criteria but as Ankara criteria and carry on regardless."
4. News conference
5. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish prime minister:
"We will not accept a conditional agreement of any sort. As I have already said, the procedure is clear. The means of starting the negotiations is very clear as are the guidelines for becoming a member. This is laid out very clearly, so to apply a discriminatory set of rules only to Turkey and not to the other 27 countries would be unacceptable. There is no way we could accept that."
6. Erdogan at news conference
7. Protesters gathered at the Trocadero in Paris, with Eiffel Tower in background
8. Protester holding Armenian and French flags, pan to protest sign
9. Two women, one holding Armenian flag
10. Camerawoman filming protester Hardout Nardissian
11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Hardout Nardissian, president of the Committee for the Defence of the Armenian Cause:
"We are here because the prime minister of Turkey is here in Paris to convince the French people and the French government that it's capable to enter into the European Union but we don't want a Turkey that denied (the) Armenian genocide can enter as well as another country in this Europe."
12. Sticker protesting Turkey's EU entry, printed with the words "Armenian genocide," pan to French and Armenian flags held together
STORYLINE:
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan made an official visit to France on Tuesday hoping to shore up French support for its bid to enter the European Union.
But Erdogan's quest appeared a hard sell with French leaders still reluctant to include Turkey in the 25-member union and protesters voicing anger at Turkey's poor human rights record.
After meeting with French President Jacques Chirac, Erdogan said Turkey was making the changes required to meet the so-called Copenhagen criteria for membership.
Turkey has passed sweeping democratic reforms to meet the criteria, abolishing the death penalty and granting greater cultural rights to long-oppressed Kurds.
However Erdogan said Turkey should not be held to a higher standard than the other EU members or the two nations hoping to join in 2007, Romania and Bulgaria, and he said his country would not join the EU "at any price."
Members of the Revolutionary Armenian Federation held a demonstration in Paris against Erdogan's visit, saying Turkey should not be allowed into the EU until it recognises the Armenian genocide.
Armenians accuse Turks of a genocide of up to 1.5 (m) million Armenians between 1915 and 1923, but Turks claim the number of deaths is inflated and say the victims were killed in civil unrest.
One of the most prominent voices to oppose Turkey's membership has been former French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing, who bluntly said that Turkey isn't European and its entry would mean "the end" of the EU.
Erdogan met on Tuesday with Alain Juppe, the former head of the ruling Union for the Popular Majority party, which also is hostile to Turkey's membership.
Membership of Turkey, a country of some 70 (m) million mostly Muslim inhabitants, would stretch the EU's borders to Syria and Iraq - a fact that opponents say moves Europe too close to the unstable Middle East.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/9f7fd1cc49699a7eba717aec88fc6a2f
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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• European Parliament, Strasbourg, 17 December 2014
• Kristina Winberg, Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy (EFDD) group.
• Debate: Freedom of expression in Turkey: Recent arrests of journalists, media executives and systematic pressure against media
- published: 20 Dec 2014
- views: 263
Nick Sitter (CEU) reflects on the phenomena of ‘backsliding’ among member states and how departures from the acquis and the Copenhagen criteria may have wider implications for the legitimacy of the EU.
- published: 12 Jun 2015
- views: 120
The first question of the series is “What is the impact of the new diagnostic criteria?” The criteria to which the doctors are referring is the SLiM CRAB criteria, which expands the former CRAB criteria.
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To join the EU a country must meet the Copenhagen criteria, defined at the 1993 Copenhagen European Council. These require a stable democracy that respects human rights and the rule of law; a functioning market economy capable of competition within the EU; and the acceptance of the obligations of membership, including EU law. Evaluation of a country's fulfilment of the criteria is the responsibility of the European Council
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Upholding the Rule of law and Fundamental Rights
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Countries who want to join the European Union have to meet the highest standards of democratic gov- ernance and human rights, as stipulated by the so-called Copenhagen criteria. The doors of the EU remain tightly closed to countries that do not respect freedom of the press, equal rights for LGBTI people or in- dependence of the judiciary. The prospect of EU membership is a strong incentive for countries to make every effort to qualify as a model democracy. But the EU is not nearly as strict when it comes to countries that are already members of the EU. The EU has only a few weak instruments for making sure its members remain committed to democratic governance, the rule of law and fundamental rights, on top of that the member states have little appetite for binding rules in those areas.
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Kati Piri MEP (S&D;/NL) on the latest report concerning Turkey's route as a candidate country to fulfill its obligations, such as the Copenhagen criteria, which will require further reforms, and other sensitive issues in the light of the latest general election result in Turkey. The interviewer is EU Reporter's correspondent in Strasbourg, Peter von Kohl (DK).
- published: 12 Jun 2015
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CO-LAB COPENHAGEN
a collaboration between CO-LAb editions and LIVEART.DK
The problem with history and many of the institutionalized cultural knowledge is that, normally, it only recognizes a past made by opinion leaders, or meaning makers, or memory makers of a society, who select memory items from the past, relate with recent items and prepare them for consolidation into stable collective memories. We embody those narratives of events and we are led to believe that they constitute the criteria to experience and measure our past and present realities, leaving behind all the other angles from which other individuals and communities looked at the same events. Who owns the job of deciding which stories to remember and which stories to forget? Can we be involved in this decision making?
CO-LAB COPENHAGEN - How Things Are Cooked invites international artists and Danish officials from different Danish public institutions, to collaborate during a month residence, to create a new performative work. The 8 international artists are selected for their ability to give voice to counter-stories and personal interpretations of official narratives in their own countries. They are paired with representatives of Danish national institutions, archives and media. Two ways of memory-making meet and exchange knowledge and inspiration. At four public events, the audience will meet the different pairs and will be invited to take part in the process.
International Artists: Ali Alfatlawi and Wathic Alameri (Iraq), Jelili Atiku (Nigeria), Ammar Abo Bakr (Egypt), Christian Etongo (Cameroon), Khaled Jarrar (Palestine), Ato Malinda (Kenya) and Odun Orimolade (Nigeria)
Danish officials: Mette Garfield, Jessica Klemann, Peter Van Der Meijden, Brian Mikkelsen, Torben Sangild, Alette Scarvenius,
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Copenhagen criteria
The Copenhagen criteria are the rules that define whether a country is eligible to join the European Union. The criteria require that a state has the institutions to preserve democratic governance and human rights, has a functioning market economy, and accepts the obligations and intent of the EU.
These membership criteria were laid down at the June 1993 European Council in Copenhagen, Denmark, from which they take their name. Excerpt from the Copenhagen Presidency conclusions:
Most of these elements have been clarified over the last decade by legislation of the European Council, the European Commission and the European Parliament, as well as by the case law of the European Court of Justice and the European Court of Human Rights. However, there are sometimes slightly conflicting interpretations in current member states—some examples of this are given below.
European Union membership criteria
During the negotiations with each candidate country, progress towards meeting the Copenhagen criteria is regularly monitored. On the basis of this, decisions are made as to whether and when a particular country should join, or what actions need to be taken before joining is possible.
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listen); also known by other alternative names) is the capital and most populated city of Denmark with an urban population of 1,263,698 (as of 1 January 2015) and a metropolitan population of 2,013,009 (as of 1 October 2015). It is situated on the eastern coast of Zealand, 164 km (102 mi) east of Odense and 28 km (17 mi) northwest of Malmö, Sweden. The city itself is divided in several municipalities. The core "Copenhagen Municipality" for example contains the enclave of Frederiksberg, a municipality in its own right.
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0:20EU Copenhagen criteria - a definition
EU Copenhagen criteria - a definitionEU Copenhagen criteria - a definition
The conditions that a country must meet to become a member of the EU, such as having stable institutions that guarantee democracy and human rights, having a market economy (where people can buy and sell things freely) and agreeing to follow the rules of the EU and support its aims -
28:45Nicolai Wammen - The Copenhagen Criteria and Europe's way ahead
Nicolai Wammen - The Copenhagen Criteria and Europe's way aheadNicolai Wammen - The Copenhagen Criteria and Europe's way ahead
Gegužės 28 d. Danijos Karalystės Europos reikalų ministras Nicolai Wammen skaitė paskaitą „Kopenhagos kriterijai ir Europos ateitis" (The Copenhagen Criteria and Europe's way ahead). -
2:46Prime Minister Erdogan press conference
Prime Minister Erdogan press conferencePrime Minister Erdogan press conference
SHOTLIST 1. Various shots of news conference with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan 2. Media 3. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish prime minister: "Turkey does not want to join the European Union at any price - it is not a must for us. We have also complied with the Copenhagen criteria in order to improve the standard of living of our own people. So if we are not accepted then we will continue as we have started and refer to these criteria not as Copenhagen criteria but as Ankara criteria and carry on regardless." 4. News conference 5. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish prime minister: "We will not accept a conditional agreement of any sort. As I have already said, the procedure is clear. The means of starting the negotiations is very clear as are the guidelines for becoming a member. This is laid out very clearly, so to apply a discriminatory set of rules only to Turkey and not to the other 27 countries would be unacceptable. There is no way we could accept that." 6. Erdogan at news conference 7. Protesters gathered at the Trocadero in Paris, with Eiffel Tower in background 8. Protester holding Armenian and French flags, pan to protest sign 9. Two women, one holding Armenian flag 10. Camerawoman filming protester Hardout Nardissian 11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Hardout Nardissian, president of the Committee for the Defence of the Armenian Cause: "We are here because the prime minister of Turkey is here in Paris to convince the French people and the French government that it's capable to enter into the European Union but we don't want a Turkey that denied (the) Armenian genocide can enter as well as another country in this Europe." 12. Sticker protesting Turkey's EU entry, printed with the words "Armenian genocide," pan to French and Armenian flags held together STORYLINE: Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan made an official visit to France on Tuesday hoping to shore up French support for its bid to enter the European Union. But Erdogan's quest appeared a hard sell with French leaders still reluctant to include Turkey in the 25-member union and protesters voicing anger at Turkey's poor human rights record. After meeting with French President Jacques Chirac, Erdogan said Turkey was making the changes required to meet the so-called Copenhagen criteria for membership. Turkey has passed sweeping democratic reforms to meet the criteria, abolishing the death penalty and granting greater cultural rights to long-oppressed Kurds. However Erdogan said Turkey should not be held to a higher standard than the other EU members or the two nations hoping to join in 2007, Romania and Bulgaria, and he said his country would not join the EU "at any price." Members of the Revolutionary Armenian Federation held a demonstration in Paris against Erdogan's visit, saying Turkey should not be allowed into the EU until it recognises the Armenian genocide. Armenians accuse Turks of a genocide of up to 1.5 (m) million Armenians between 1915 and 1923, but Turks claim the number of deaths is inflated and say the victims were killed in civil unrest. One of the most prominent voices to oppose Turkey's membership has been former French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing, who bluntly said that Turkey isn't European and its entry would mean "the end" of the EU. Erdogan met on Tuesday with Alain Juppe, the former head of the ruling Union for the Popular Majority party, which also is hostile to Turkey's membership. Membership of Turkey, a country of some 70 (m) million mostly Muslim inhabitants, would stretch the EU's borders to Syria and Iraq - a fact that opponents say moves Europe too close to the unstable Middle East. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/9f7fd1cc49699a7eba717aec88fc6a2f Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:03It is clear that Turkey will never be able to comply with the Copenhagen criteria
It is clear that Turkey will never be able to comply with the Copenhagen criteriaIt is clear that Turkey will never be able to comply with the Copenhagen criteria
• European Parliament, Strasbourg, 17 December 2014 • Kristina Winberg, Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy (EFDD) group. • Debate: Freedom of expression in Turkey: Recent arrests of journalists, media executives and systematic pressure against media -
1:34TransCrisis: Domestic politics and challenges to the EU
TransCrisis: Domestic politics and challenges to the EUTransCrisis: Domestic politics and challenges to the EU
Nick Sitter (CEU) reflects on the phenomena of ‘backsliding’ among member states and how departures from the acquis and the Copenhagen criteria may have wider implications for the legitimacy of the EU. -
9:01IMWG Conference Series - Copenhagen 2016: What is the impact of the new diagnostic criteria?
IMWG Conference Series - Copenhagen 2016: What is the impact of the new diagnostic criteria?IMWG Conference Series - Copenhagen 2016: What is the impact of the new diagnostic criteria?
The first question of the series is “What is the impact of the new diagnostic criteria?” The criteria to which the doctors are referring is the SLiM CRAB criteria, which expands the former CRAB criteria. IMWG Myeloma Experts debate the latest trends in treatment June 9, 2016 Copenhagen, Denmark Please subscribe to our channel! Subscribe to International Myeloma Foundation: http://bit.ly/XlUtPE Visit our website at: http://www.myeloma.org Find us online: Facebook: http://facebook.com/myeloma Google+: http://gplus.to/imfmyeloma IMF on twitter: @IMFMyeloma (http://twitter.com/imfmyeloma) Dr. Durie on twitter: @BrianDurieMD (http://twitter.com/brianduriemd) Support the IMF! http://bit.ly/WskQHC Category Nonprofits & Activism License Standard YouTube License -
3:06Michel Martelly can't fool the European Union (EU) about democracy
Michel Martelly can't fool the European Union (EU) about democracyMichel Martelly can't fool the European Union (EU) about democracy
To join the EU a country must meet the Copenhagen criteria, defined at the 1993 Copenhagen European Council. These require a stable democracy that respects human rights and the rule of law; a functioning market economy capable of competition within the EU; and the acceptance of the obligations of membership, including EU law. Evaluation of a country's fulfilment of the criteria is the responsibility of the European Council -
133:55The EU Democratic Governance Pact
The EU Democratic Governance PactThe EU Democratic Governance Pact
Upholding the Rule of law and Fundamental Rights ALDE initiative outline Countries who want to join the European Union have to meet the highest standards of democratic gov- ernance and human rights, as stipulated by the so-called Copenhagen criteria. The doors of the EU remain tightly closed to countries that do not respect freedom of the press, equal rights for LGBTI people or in- dependence of the judiciary. The prospect of EU membership is a strong incentive for countries to make every effort to qualify as a model democracy. But the EU is not nearly as strict when it comes to countries that are already members of the EU. The EU has only a few weak instruments for making sure its members remain committed to democratic governance, the rule of law and fundamental rights, on top of that the member states have little appetite for binding rules in those areas. -
4:58European Parliament Strasbourg: Turkey as a candidate country - Kati Piri MEP
European Parliament Strasbourg: Turkey as a candidate country - Kati Piri MEPEuropean Parliament Strasbourg: Turkey as a candidate country - Kati Piri MEP
Kati Piri MEP (S&D;/NL) on the latest report concerning Turkey's route as a candidate country to fulfill its obligations, such as the Copenhagen criteria, which will require further reforms, and other sensitive issues in the light of the latest general election result in Turkey. The interviewer is EU Reporter's correspondent in Strasbourg, Peter von Kohl (DK). -
2:19CO-LAB COPENHAGEN - Odun Orimolade
CO-LAB COPENHAGEN - Odun OrimoladeCO-LAB COPENHAGEN - Odun Orimolade
CO-LAB COPENHAGEN a collaboration between CO-LAb editions and LIVEART.DK The problem with history and many of the institutionalized cultural knowledge is that, normally, it only recognizes a past made by opinion leaders, or meaning makers, or memory makers of a society, who select memory items from the past, relate with recent items and prepare them for consolidation into stable collective memories. We embody those narratives of events and we are led to believe that they constitute the criteria to experience and measure our past and present realities, leaving behind all the other angles from which other individuals and communities looked at the same events. Who owns the job of deciding which stories to remember and which stories to forget? Can we be involved in this decision making? CO-LAB COPENHAGEN - How Things Are Cooked invites international artists and Danish officials from different Danish public institutions, to collaborate during a month residence, to create a new performative work. The 8 international artists are selected for their ability to give voice to counter-stories and personal interpretations of official narratives in their own countries. They are paired with representatives of Danish national institutions, archives and media. Two ways of memory-making meet and exchange knowledge and inspiration. At four public events, the audience will meet the different pairs and will be invited to take part in the process. International Artists: Ali Alfatlawi and Wathic Alameri (Iraq), Jelili Atiku (Nigeria), Ammar Abo Bakr (Egypt), Christian Etongo (Cameroon), Khaled Jarrar (Palestine), Ato Malinda (Kenya) and Odun Orimolade (Nigeria) Danish officials: Mette Garfield, Jessica Klemann, Peter Van Der Meijden, Brian Mikkelsen, Torben Sangild, Alette Scarvenius,
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EU Copenhagen criteria - a definition
The conditions that a country must meet to become a member of the EU, such as having stable institutions that guarantee democracy and human rights, having a market economy (where people can buy and sell things freely) and agreeing to follow the rules of the EU and support its aims -
Nicolai Wammen - The Copenhagen Criteria and Europe's way ahead
Gegužės 28 d. Danijos Karalystės Europos reikalų ministras Nicolai Wammen skaitė paskaitą „Kopenhagos kriterijai ir Europos ateitis" (The Copenhagen Criteria and Europe's way ahead). -
Prime Minister Erdogan press conference
SHOTLIST 1. Various shots of news conference with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan 2. Media 3. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish prime minister: "Turkey does not want to join the European Union at any price - it is not a must for us. We have also complied with the Copenhagen criteria in order to improve the standard of living of our own people. So if we are not accepted then we will continue as we have started and refer to these criteria not as Copenhagen criteria but as Ankara criteria and carry on regardless." 4. News conference 5. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish prime minister: "We will not accept a conditional agreement of any sort. As I have already said, the procedure is clear. The means of starting the negotiations is very cle... -
It is clear that Turkey will never be able to comply with the Copenhagen criteria
• European Parliament, Strasbourg, 17 December 2014 • Kristina Winberg, Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy (EFDD) group. • Debate: Freedom of expression in Turkey: Recent arrests of journalists, media executives and systematic pressure against media -
TransCrisis: Domestic politics and challenges to the EU
Nick Sitter (CEU) reflects on the phenomena of ‘backsliding’ among member states and how departures from the acquis and the Copenhagen criteria may have wider implications for the legitimacy of the EU. -
IMWG Conference Series - Copenhagen 2016: What is the impact of the new diagnostic criteria?
The first question of the series is “What is the impact of the new diagnostic criteria?” The criteria to which the doctors are referring is the SLiM CRAB criteria, which expands the former CRAB criteria. IMWG Myeloma Experts debate the latest trends in treatment June 9, 2016 Copenhagen, Denmark Please subscribe to our channel! Subscribe to International Myeloma Foundation: http://bit.ly/XlUtPE Visit our website at: http://www.myeloma.org Find us online: Facebook: http://facebook.com/myeloma Google+: http://gplus.to/imfmyeloma IMF on twitter: @IMFMyeloma (http://twitter.com/imfmyeloma) Dr. Durie on twitter: @BrianDurieMD (http://twitter.com/brianduriemd) Support the IMF! http://bit.ly/WskQHC Category Nonprofits & Activism License Standard YouTube License -
Michel Martelly can't fool the European Union (EU) about democracy
To join the EU a country must meet the Copenhagen criteria, defined at the 1993 Copenhagen European Council. These require a stable democracy that respects human rights and the rule of law; a functioning market economy capable of competition within the EU; and the acceptance of the obligations of membership, including EU law. Evaluation of a country's fulfilment of the criteria is the responsibility of the European Council -
The EU Democratic Governance Pact
Upholding the Rule of law and Fundamental Rights ALDE initiative outline Countries who want to join the European Union have to meet the highest standards of democratic gov- ernance and human rights, as stipulated by the so-called Copenhagen criteria. The doors of the EU remain tightly closed to countries that do not respect freedom of the press, equal rights for LGBTI people or in- dependence of the judiciary. The prospect of EU membership is a strong incentive for countries to make every effort to qualify as a model democracy. But the EU is not nearly as strict when it comes to countries that are already members of the EU. The EU has only a few weak instruments for making sure its members remain committed to democratic governance, the rule of law and fundamental rights, on top of that t... -
European Parliament Strasbourg: Turkey as a candidate country - Kati Piri MEP
Kati Piri MEP (S&D;/NL) on the latest report concerning Turkey's route as a candidate country to fulfill its obligations, such as the Copenhagen criteria, which will require further reforms, and other sensitive issues in the light of the latest general election result in Turkey. The interviewer is EU Reporter's correspondent in Strasbourg, Peter von Kohl (DK). -
CO-LAB COPENHAGEN - Odun Orimolade
CO-LAB COPENHAGEN a collaboration between CO-LAb editions and LIVEART.DK The problem with history and many of the institutionalized cultural knowledge is that, normally, it only recognizes a past made by opinion leaders, or meaning makers, or memory makers of a society, who select memory items from the past, relate with recent items and prepare them for consolidation into stable collective memories. We embody those narratives of events and we are led to believe that they constitute the criteria to experience and measure our past and present realities, leaving behind all the other angles from which other individuals and communities looked at the same events. Who owns the job of deciding which stories to remember and which stories to forget? Can we be involved in this decision making? CO-L...
EU Copenhagen criteria - a definition
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The conditions that a country must meet to become a member of the EU, such as having stable institutions that guarantee democracy and human rights, having a mar...
The conditions that a country must meet to become a member of the EU, such as having stable institutions that guarantee democracy and human rights, having a market economy (where people can buy and sell things freely) and agreeing to follow the rules of the EU and support its aims
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The conditions that a country must meet to become a member of the EU, such as having stable institutions that guarantee democracy and human rights, having a market economy (where people can buy and sell things freely) and agreeing to follow the rules of the EU and support its aims
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Nicolai Wammen - The Copenhagen Criteria and Europe's way ahead
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Gegužės 28 d. Danijos Karalystės Europos reikalų ministras Nicolai Wammen skaitė paskaitą „Kopenhagos kriterijai ir Europos ateitis" (The Copenhagen Criteria an...
Gegužės 28 d. Danijos Karalystės Europos reikalų ministras Nicolai Wammen skaitė paskaitą „Kopenhagos kriterijai ir Europos ateitis" (The Copenhagen Criteria and Europe's way ahead).
wn.com/Nicolai Wammen The Copenhagen Criteria And Europe's Way Ahead
Gegužės 28 d. Danijos Karalystės Europos reikalų ministras Nicolai Wammen skaitė paskaitą „Kopenhagos kriterijai ir Europos ateitis" (The Copenhagen Criteria and Europe's way ahead).
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Prime Minister Erdogan press conference
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST
1. Various shots of news conference with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan
2. Media
3. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turki...
SHOTLIST
1. Various shots of news conference with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan
2. Media
3. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish prime minister:
"Turkey does not want to join the European Union at any price - it is not a must for us. We have also complied with the Copenhagen criteria in order to improve the standard of living of our own people. So if we are not accepted then we will continue as we have started and refer to these criteria not as Copenhagen criteria but as Ankara criteria and carry on regardless."
4. News conference
5. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish prime minister:
"We will not accept a conditional agreement of any sort. As I have already said, the procedure is clear. The means of starting the negotiations is very clear as are the guidelines for becoming a member. This is laid out very clearly, so to apply a discriminatory set of rules only to Turkey and not to the other 27 countries would be unacceptable. There is no way we could accept that."
6. Erdogan at news conference
7. Protesters gathered at the Trocadero in Paris, with Eiffel Tower in background
8. Protester holding Armenian and French flags, pan to protest sign
9. Two women, one holding Armenian flag
10. Camerawoman filming protester Hardout Nardissian
11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Hardout Nardissian, president of the Committee for the Defence of the Armenian Cause:
"We are here because the prime minister of Turkey is here in Paris to convince the French people and the French government that it's capable to enter into the European Union but we don't want a Turkey that denied (the) Armenian genocide can enter as well as another country in this Europe."
12. Sticker protesting Turkey's EU entry, printed with the words "Armenian genocide," pan to French and Armenian flags held together
STORYLINE:
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan made an official visit to France on Tuesday hoping to shore up French support for its bid to enter the European Union.
But Erdogan's quest appeared a hard sell with French leaders still reluctant to include Turkey in the 25-member union and protesters voicing anger at Turkey's poor human rights record.
After meeting with French President Jacques Chirac, Erdogan said Turkey was making the changes required to meet the so-called Copenhagen criteria for membership.
Turkey has passed sweeping democratic reforms to meet the criteria, abolishing the death penalty and granting greater cultural rights to long-oppressed Kurds.
However Erdogan said Turkey should not be held to a higher standard than the other EU members or the two nations hoping to join in 2007, Romania and Bulgaria, and he said his country would not join the EU "at any price."
Members of the Revolutionary Armenian Federation held a demonstration in Paris against Erdogan's visit, saying Turkey should not be allowed into the EU until it recognises the Armenian genocide.
Armenians accuse Turks of a genocide of up to 1.5 (m) million Armenians between 1915 and 1923, but Turks claim the number of deaths is inflated and say the victims were killed in civil unrest.
One of the most prominent voices to oppose Turkey's membership has been former French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing, who bluntly said that Turkey isn't European and its entry would mean "the end" of the EU.
Erdogan met on Tuesday with Alain Juppe, the former head of the ruling Union for the Popular Majority party, which also is hostile to Turkey's membership.
Membership of Turkey, a country of some 70 (m) million mostly Muslim inhabitants, would stretch the EU's borders to Syria and Iraq - a fact that opponents say moves Europe too close to the unstable Middle East.
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3. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish prime minister:
"Turkey does not want to join the European Union at any price - it is not a must for us. We have also complied with the Copenhagen criteria in order to improve the standard of living of our own people. So if we are not accepted then we will continue as we have started and refer to these criteria not as Copenhagen criteria but as Ankara criteria and carry on regardless."
4. News conference
5. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish prime minister:
"We will not accept a conditional agreement of any sort. As I have already said, the procedure is clear. The means of starting the negotiations is very clear as are the guidelines for becoming a member. This is laid out very clearly, so to apply a discriminatory set of rules only to Turkey and not to the other 27 countries would be unacceptable. There is no way we could accept that."
6. Erdogan at news conference
7. Protesters gathered at the Trocadero in Paris, with Eiffel Tower in background
8. Protester holding Armenian and French flags, pan to protest sign
9. Two women, one holding Armenian flag
10. Camerawoman filming protester Hardout Nardissian
11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Hardout Nardissian, president of the Committee for the Defence of the Armenian Cause:
"We are here because the prime minister of Turkey is here in Paris to convince the French people and the French government that it's capable to enter into the European Union but we don't want a Turkey that denied (the) Armenian genocide can enter as well as another country in this Europe."
12. Sticker protesting Turkey's EU entry, printed with the words "Armenian genocide," pan to French and Armenian flags held together
STORYLINE:
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan made an official visit to France on Tuesday hoping to shore up French support for its bid to enter the European Union.
But Erdogan's quest appeared a hard sell with French leaders still reluctant to include Turkey in the 25-member union and protesters voicing anger at Turkey's poor human rights record.
After meeting with French President Jacques Chirac, Erdogan said Turkey was making the changes required to meet the so-called Copenhagen criteria for membership.
Turkey has passed sweeping democratic reforms to meet the criteria, abolishing the death penalty and granting greater cultural rights to long-oppressed Kurds.
However Erdogan said Turkey should not be held to a higher standard than the other EU members or the two nations hoping to join in 2007, Romania and Bulgaria, and he said his country would not join the EU "at any price."
Members of the Revolutionary Armenian Federation held a demonstration in Paris against Erdogan's visit, saying Turkey should not be allowed into the EU until it recognises the Armenian genocide.
Armenians accuse Turks of a genocide of up to 1.5 (m) million Armenians between 1915 and 1923, but Turks claim the number of deaths is inflated and say the victims were killed in civil unrest.
One of the most prominent voices to oppose Turkey's membership has been former French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing, who bluntly said that Turkey isn't European and its entry would mean "the end" of the EU.
Erdogan met on Tuesday with Alain Juppe, the former head of the ruling Union for the Popular Majority party, which also is hostile to Turkey's membership.
Membership of Turkey, a country of some 70 (m) million mostly Muslim inhabitants, would stretch the EU's borders to Syria and Iraq - a fact that opponents say moves Europe too close to the unstable Middle East.
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It is clear that Turkey will never be able to comply with the Copenhagen criteria
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• European Parliament, Strasbourg, 17 December 2014
• Kristina Winberg, Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy (EFDD) group.
• Debate: Freedom of expression i...
• European Parliament, Strasbourg, 17 December 2014
• Kristina Winberg, Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy (EFDD) group.
• Debate: Freedom of expression in Turkey: Recent arrests of journalists, media executives and systematic pressure against media
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• European Parliament, Strasbourg, 17 December 2014
• Kristina Winberg, Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy (EFDD) group.
• Debate: Freedom of expression in Turkey: Recent arrests of journalists, media executives and systematic pressure against media
- published: 20 Dec 2014
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TransCrisis: Domestic politics and challenges to the EU
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- Duration: 1:34
- Updated: 12 Jun 2015
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Nick Sitter (CEU) reflects on the phenomena of ‘backsliding’ among member states and how departures from the acquis and the Copenhagen criteria may have wider i...
Nick Sitter (CEU) reflects on the phenomena of ‘backsliding’ among member states and how departures from the acquis and the Copenhagen criteria may have wider implications for the legitimacy of the EU.
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Nick Sitter (CEU) reflects on the phenomena of ‘backsliding’ among member states and how departures from the acquis and the Copenhagen criteria may have wider implications for the legitimacy of the EU.
- published: 12 Jun 2015
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IMWG Conference Series - Copenhagen 2016: What is the impact of the new diagnostic criteria?
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- Duration: 9:01
- Updated: 15 Jun 2016
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The first question of the series is “What is the impact of the new diagnostic criteria?” The criteria to which the doctors are referring is the SLiM CRAB criter...
The first question of the series is “What is the impact of the new diagnostic criteria?” The criteria to which the doctors are referring is the SLiM CRAB criteria, which expands the former CRAB criteria.
IMWG Myeloma Experts debate the latest trends in treatment
June 9, 2016
Copenhagen, Denmark
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Michel Martelly can't fool the European Union (EU) about democracy
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- views: 330
To join the EU a country must meet the Copenhagen criteria, defined at the 1993 Copenhagen European Council. These require a stable democracy that respects huma...
To join the EU a country must meet the Copenhagen criteria, defined at the 1993 Copenhagen European Council. These require a stable democracy that respects human rights and the rule of law; a functioning market economy capable of competition within the EU; and the acceptance of the obligations of membership, including EU law. Evaluation of a country's fulfilment of the criteria is the responsibility of the European Council
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To join the EU a country must meet the Copenhagen criteria, defined at the 1993 Copenhagen European Council. These require a stable democracy that respects human rights and the rule of law; a functioning market economy capable of competition within the EU; and the acceptance of the obligations of membership, including EU law. Evaluation of a country's fulfilment of the criteria is the responsibility of the European Council
- published: 19 Feb 2013
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The EU Democratic Governance Pact
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- Duration: 133:55
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Upholding the Rule of law and Fundamental Rights
ALDE initiative outline
Countries who want to join the European Union have to meet the highest standards of d...
Upholding the Rule of law and Fundamental Rights
ALDE initiative outline
Countries who want to join the European Union have to meet the highest standards of democratic gov- ernance and human rights, as stipulated by the so-called Copenhagen criteria. The doors of the EU remain tightly closed to countries that do not respect freedom of the press, equal rights for LGBTI people or in- dependence of the judiciary. The prospect of EU membership is a strong incentive for countries to make every effort to qualify as a model democracy. But the EU is not nearly as strict when it comes to countries that are already members of the EU. The EU has only a few weak instruments for making sure its members remain committed to democratic governance, the rule of law and fundamental rights, on top of that the member states have little appetite for binding rules in those areas.
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Upholding the Rule of law and Fundamental Rights
ALDE initiative outline
Countries who want to join the European Union have to meet the highest standards of democratic gov- ernance and human rights, as stipulated by the so-called Copenhagen criteria. The doors of the EU remain tightly closed to countries that do not respect freedom of the press, equal rights for LGBTI people or in- dependence of the judiciary. The prospect of EU membership is a strong incentive for countries to make every effort to qualify as a model democracy. But the EU is not nearly as strict when it comes to countries that are already members of the EU. The EU has only a few weak instruments for making sure its members remain committed to democratic governance, the rule of law and fundamental rights, on top of that the member states have little appetite for binding rules in those areas.
- published: 05 Feb 2015
- views: 120
European Parliament Strasbourg: Turkey as a candidate country - Kati Piri MEP
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- Duration: 4:58
- Updated: 12 Jun 2015
- views: 87
Kati Piri MEP (S&D;/NL) on the latest report concerning Turkey's route as a candidate country to fulfill its obligations, such as the Copenhagen criteria, which ...
Kati Piri MEP (S&D;/NL) on the latest report concerning Turkey's route as a candidate country to fulfill its obligations, such as the Copenhagen criteria, which will require further reforms, and other sensitive issues in the light of the latest general election result in Turkey. The interviewer is EU Reporter's correspondent in Strasbourg, Peter von Kohl (DK).
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Kati Piri MEP (S&D;/NL) on the latest report concerning Turkey's route as a candidate country to fulfill its obligations, such as the Copenhagen criteria, which will require further reforms, and other sensitive issues in the light of the latest general election result in Turkey. The interviewer is EU Reporter's correspondent in Strasbourg, Peter von Kohl (DK).
- published: 12 Jun 2015
- views: 87
CO-LAB COPENHAGEN - Odun Orimolade
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- Duration: 2:19
- Updated: 25 Apr 2016
- views: 75
CO-LAB COPENHAGEN
a collaboration between CO-LAb editions and LIVEART.DK
The problem with history and many of the institutionalized cultural knowledge is that,...
CO-LAB COPENHAGEN
a collaboration between CO-LAb editions and LIVEART.DK
The problem with history and many of the institutionalized cultural knowledge is that, normally, it only recognizes a past made by opinion leaders, or meaning makers, or memory makers of a society, who select memory items from the past, relate with recent items and prepare them for consolidation into stable collective memories. We embody those narratives of events and we are led to believe that they constitute the criteria to experience and measure our past and present realities, leaving behind all the other angles from which other individuals and communities looked at the same events. Who owns the job of deciding which stories to remember and which stories to forget? Can we be involved in this decision making?
CO-LAB COPENHAGEN - How Things Are Cooked invites international artists and Danish officials from different Danish public institutions, to collaborate during a month residence, to create a new performative work. The 8 international artists are selected for their ability to give voice to counter-stories and personal interpretations of official narratives in their own countries. They are paired with representatives of Danish national institutions, archives and media. Two ways of memory-making meet and exchange knowledge and inspiration. At four public events, the audience will meet the different pairs and will be invited to take part in the process.
International Artists: Ali Alfatlawi and Wathic Alameri (Iraq), Jelili Atiku (Nigeria), Ammar Abo Bakr (Egypt), Christian Etongo (Cameroon), Khaled Jarrar (Palestine), Ato Malinda (Kenya) and Odun Orimolade (Nigeria)
Danish officials: Mette Garfield, Jessica Klemann, Peter Van Der Meijden, Brian Mikkelsen, Torben Sangild, Alette Scarvenius,
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CO-LAB COPENHAGEN
a collaboration between CO-LAb editions and LIVEART.DK
The problem with history and many of the institutionalized cultural knowledge is that, normally, it only recognizes a past made by opinion leaders, or meaning makers, or memory makers of a society, who select memory items from the past, relate with recent items and prepare them for consolidation into stable collective memories. We embody those narratives of events and we are led to believe that they constitute the criteria to experience and measure our past and present realities, leaving behind all the other angles from which other individuals and communities looked at the same events. Who owns the job of deciding which stories to remember and which stories to forget? Can we be involved in this decision making?
CO-LAB COPENHAGEN - How Things Are Cooked invites international artists and Danish officials from different Danish public institutions, to collaborate during a month residence, to create a new performative work. The 8 international artists are selected for their ability to give voice to counter-stories and personal interpretations of official narratives in their own countries. They are paired with representatives of Danish national institutions, archives and media. Two ways of memory-making meet and exchange knowledge and inspiration. At four public events, the audience will meet the different pairs and will be invited to take part in the process.
International Artists: Ali Alfatlawi and Wathic Alameri (Iraq), Jelili Atiku (Nigeria), Ammar Abo Bakr (Egypt), Christian Etongo (Cameroon), Khaled Jarrar (Palestine), Ato Malinda (Kenya) and Odun Orimolade (Nigeria)
Danish officials: Mette Garfield, Jessica Klemann, Peter Van Der Meijden, Brian Mikkelsen, Torben Sangild, Alette Scarvenius,
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- views: 75
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