European Elections: A Year In Review
On the occasion of the anniversary of the ninth European Parliament elections, which took place from 23 to 26 May 2019, experts of EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy prepared five analyses reflecting on the past year in the key areas: climate, multiannual financial framework, migration, geopolitics and European Union enlargement.
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Brief on COVID-19: COVID-19 EU Response: The Subsidiarity Principle has been Working, but now it is Time for Adjustments
Ih his latest brief, our Vít Havelka discusses the topic of limits of the COVID-19 EU response and the subsidiarity principle.
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Postponed by Pandemic: Poland’s Presidential Predicament
Our Danielle Piatkiewicz analyses in her latest blog, the recent postponement of the Polish Presidential elections.
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The Double Crisis in Kosovo: COVID-19 as a Veil for Power Struggles
Kosovo, the coronavirus crisis and the political crisis: these are the topics of our Jana Juzová's latest blog article.
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Commentary: EU – Western Balkans summit - More reforms, more money
Our Jana Juzová wrote in her commentary about the EU – Western Balkans summit.
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POLICY PAPER: European Green Deal: will it bring structural change?
Lucie Vinařská authored a policy paper for the 12th debate of the Prague Climate Talks series titled "European Green Deal: will it bring structural change?", which will take place online on EUROPEUM's Facebook.
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Euroscepticism among pro-European Italians: A Coronavirus Paradox
Our Francesca Canali analyzes in her latest blog COVID-19 situation in Italy and the question of the changing perception of the EU.
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Coronavirus in Belgium – beyond the alarming statistics
Our Zuzana Stuchlíková analyzes in her latest blog COVID-19 situation in Belgium.
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European Green Deal is not going to end, it is useless to swim against the tide
Our Kateřina Davidová analyzes in her latest blog the state of the affairs of the Green Deal for Europe.
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EU MONITOR: Backsliding of democracy in Slovenia under right-wing populist Janez Janša
In his latest EU Monitor, Žiga Faktor examines the backsliding of democracy in Slovenia during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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