Articles and Publications

On 29th of March, another National Convention on EU Affairs is going to take place in the Liechtenstein Palace. The topic of this round table is "Priorities of Czechia for the Summit in Sibiu". The debaters will be representatives of state administration, education sector, business sphere, and social partners. The professional guarantor of this round table is EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy.

Our Alexandr Lagazzi and Michal Vít, in a joint policy paper, present a year-long reflection on Chinese foreign policy and backdoor-deals diplomacy in the Western Balkans. Analysing the implementation of Chinese-backed investment projects in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, the paper suggests the impact of Chinese influence in the region.

Recommendationa from the roundtable debate of the National Convention on EU Affairs, which took place on February 8 at the Lichtenštejn Palace, are now available.

The National Convention on EU Affairs will take place on February 8 Lichtenštejn Palace. The topic of the round table debate will be the potential of EU like-minded coalitions forming after Brexit.

Agnieszka Cianciara authored a policy paper on the topic of differentiation in the EU from the standpoint of the Visegrad Group.

Matěj Navrátil is the author of a new policy paper on the Macron’s vision of the European Union and its comparison with the V4’s idea of the European future.

Gentiola Madhi authored, within the Think Visegrad Non-V4 Fellowship programme, an analysis on the state of the affairs of regional cooperation in the Western Balkans.

Jana Juzová, as part of the project Think Visegrad, published a policy brief on the role of the V4 group in the Western Balkans.

Together with the Austrian Society for European Politics, the Center for European Neighborhood Studies at the Central European University Budapest, the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Ljubljana and GLOBSEC Policy Institute in Bratislava we jointly launched a project with the goal to examine why political and societal actors resort to an “anti-European” rhetoric. The final report from the project is now available.

Daniel Šitera, as part of the project Think Visegrad, published a policy brief on the V4 cooperation within the new Cohesion Policy.

Matěj Hejtmánek analyses, in his latest blog, the possibility of a 'no deal' Brexit and its implications for the Czech Republic.

Miroslava Pěčková authored a policy brief on the ongoing Brexit negotiations and the impact of Brexit on the Czech Republic.