2. Treaty of Paris (1815)
The Treaty of Paris (1815) officially ended the Napoleonic Wars and dramatically redrew the map of Europe. By restoring monarchies and adjusting borders, the treaty aimed to create a stable continent and prevent future large-scale conflicts. Its central principle—maintaining a balance of power among major nations—still resonates in EU foreign policy and diplomatic strategies. European leaders today continue to value equilibrium and cooperation, echoing the treaty’s enduring influence on international relations. Read more about the Treaty of Paris (1815).
