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the eu and other external actors towards the eap region, which can be either competing or complementary. recommendations are made for how the eu can engage with these actors (russia, china, nato, the u.s., international finance institutions, eu member states) across the fields of trade, energy, security and migration, to ensure greater coherence and positive impact.. policy brief no.2 (2018): the eu and other external actors in the eastern neighbourhood: maximizing the transformative impact. click on the policy brief title above or on the image to do*nload eu-strat policy brief no.2 a year on, we look back at our midterm conference, which took place from 5-6 october 2017 at vilnius university’s institute of international relations and political science. enjoy conference snippets and highlights in this short video! if you would like to know more about the conference and read about the keypoints of all the discussions which took place during the event. please take a look at the report summarizing the eu-strat’s midterm conference and its findings. on 7 july, the center for governance and culture in europe at the university of st gallen together with the leibniz institute for east and south east european studies regensburg organized a one-day workshop on the future of secessionist conflicts in the wider black sea region. the event was held in bucharest at the new europe college and brought together mostly young researchers from germany, switzerland, georgia, romania, bosnia-herzegovina, czechia, russia, azerbaijan and moldova. in three sessions, participants sought to establish the state of the art in the field of research on secessionist conflicts and – inspired by the university of st gallen’s research as part of eu-strat’s work package 3 – to deliberate on the interdependencies of different secessionist panel i explored the issue of commonalities and differences between protracted conflicts by focusing on the cases of abkhazia, south