The situation in Ukraine, security in Central and Eastern Europe, as well as the future of global economy are the main subjects of the Wroclaw Global Forum 2014 that started in Poland's southwestern city of Wroclaw on Thursday.
The three-day Wroclaw Global Forum is an annual conference focusing mainly on trans-Atlantic economic cooperation and political relations between the European Union (EU) and the United States.
This year's edition will be attended by 450 politicians, diplomats, experts and businessmen from the EU countries, the United States and Ukraine.
Atlantic Council President Frederick Kempe told a press conference inaugurating the forum that this year much attention would be paid to Ukraine and Central and Eastern Europe.