Opening Europe was a suplement of The Letter of Confrontations Europe in the beginning of 2000.

Opening Europe n°63 :
Why Europe?
Two Towers and a Palm Tree by Jacek Safuta
Poland’s Political and Administrative System
Main historical reference points
The Path of Integration...
Program for the Autumn University

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Opening Europe n°62 - June/July 2003 :
The Dream, reality, possible decline, by Martin Zaimov
Divine Constitution?
First General Assembly of Ütközö
An “innovative approach” is necessary
How are infrastructures to be financed?
Referendums: two more!
Restructuring and capitalization: the Polish and Hungarian cases

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Opening Europe n°61 :
Sandra
On the enthusiasm of young democracies, by Milan Kucan
Referendum in Hungary
Echos
Poland, a difficult social dialogue, by Jacek Mecina
Prospective

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Opening Europe n°60 :
Sad song
Enlargement in stormy times
The Iraqi Crisis as Seen By Hungary
The new Polish economy
To be at the heart of the unique, enlarged future market
Echos

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Opening Europe n°59 :
Editorial de Magda Kósáné Kovács : Beyond the Joy
Culture and Education, the Cement of Europe, a conference with Bronislaw Geremek
Dress Rehearsal: deputies of 12 candidat countries in European Parliament
“The Expansion is a great opportunity!” by Jozef Niemiec
Confrontations creates an “Expansion” group
Estoniia: Growth before Welfare

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