A Review on Europe's Future and Eastern Europe's Position in its Past, Present, and Future

Abstract: Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, and north of 10 years after its reunification, the European Association (EU) is encountering progressively more difficulties in its solidarity. The EU has encountered various emergencies in the mid 2000s, the breakaway of one of its individuals in 2019, and is tested by the Corona virus pandemic in 2020. The last emergency shows, from one perspective, the requirement for social intelligibility and brought together arrangements, and on different, has provoked the actual conclusion of boundaries, and jumper gent reactions by homegrown political tip top. One such response — the embraced strengthening of force for Hungary's Top state leader — has provoked a worldwide outcry and yet again warmed the discussion of the majority rule backtracking of a portion of the new EU part states. Dissecting the course of European Growth and the changing opinions about European Reconciliation in various East European nations, this discussion brings to the front significant inquiries concerning the connection between Eastern and Western Europe. In spite of the fact that there is an overall agreement that both the East and the West have benefited and keep on profiting from their gathering, it is by the case that the speedy osmosis of liberal qualities has prompted strategies seen as undermining the liberal majority rules system model of the EU that we really want to address to save the dependability of the Association