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Established in 2020, EU Watch is a non-partisan, not-for-profit organization (AISBL) headquartered in Brussels. EU Watch aims to scrutinize if and how the values of the European Union are applied in practice.

How? Not by lobbying or advocating particular policies, but by promoting understanding and debate about the values at stake in any given issue.

EU Watch holds one-to-one meetings with senior EU officials, conducts in-depth interviews with leading EU officials that are published on its website, and organizes event such as expert seminars, webinars, and policy conferences to which EU Watch supporters are invited as well.

In addition, EU Watch publishes regular news updates through its newsletter and maintains an active presence on social media, notably Twitter and LinkedIn.

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These issues are fundamental to the future direction of the EU.

They will affect how much support the EU can attract and therefore how much weight it will have in world affairs.

Deviations from, or even violations of, the EU’s fundamental principles, laws and regulations must be prevented.

EU Watch is an independent a critical an international organisation

Are you curious about EU's response to Iran's

In the past months EU Watch has organized interviews with various policy and decision-makers in the EU. On top of that, at the beginning of the year EU Watch organized an event dedicated on dealing with aggressive states, including Iran.
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What will be the future of EU-China relations?

EU Watch brings you insightful articles and interviews with people in charge of formulating and implementing the EU's policy towards China.
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Rule of law: Autocratic states inside the Union?

The European Parliament found a systemic breach of EU values in Hungary and declared Orban's government a "hybrid regime of electoral autocracy". What is the future of EU's democratic capacity and fundamental values like the rule of law?
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EU Watch interviews

What do key decision-makers say about the EU's foreign policy? On China? Iran, and more? Read our interviews with foreign ministers, presidents, members of the European Parliament, experts and academia.
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