Vladimir Bartovic commented on the victory of Viktor Orbán. What does this mean for Hungary, and how strong is Orbán's grip on power?
Show moreMartin Michelot gives his opinion for Nouvelobs.com, on how the European Union could counter Viktor Orbán's efforts.
Show moreVladimír Bartovic has commented for Info.cz on the results of the Hungarian parliamentary elections, and gave his opinion on what to expect from Orbán in the future.
Show moreOur Martin Michelot was quoted in an article for EurActiv France regarding his latest policy paper on the state of the rule of law in the Visegrad countries.
Show moreOur Martin Michelot published a policy paper for the Institut Jacques Delors on the state of the rule of law in the Visegrad countries.
Show more PDFIn cooperation with Central European University, GLOBSEC Policy Institute, Austrian Society for European Politics and University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Sciences we would like to cordially invite you to the conference on the topic of nationalistic populism and its reception in Central Europe.
Show more PDFOur Karolína Kvačková, in her newest blog, explores the issue of emissions reduction and the Czech republic position towards meeting the European Commission criteria.
Show moreCzechs are by far the most critical of all Central European countries. While in Hungary only 9 percent of people are in favor of leaving the EU, 34 percent is in Czech Republic.
Show moreAmid recent heightened talk about the possibilities a Czech exit from the European Union or a referendum about it, a survey of five Central Europe countries has sought to gauge how positive local populations are towards the European concept.
Show moreEUROPEUM is one of eight receiving institutions taking part in the Think Visegrad Fellowship program.
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