On 23 February our Tereza Novotna together with the London School of Economics organised a seminar on the topic of foreign policy and trade under Trump's presidency. The report is now available.
Show moreOn 23 February our Tereza Novotna together with the London School of Economics will organise a seminar on the topic of foreign policy and trade under Trump's presidency.
Show moreOur research fellow Tereza Novotná published on LSE US Centre an arcticle about the future of TTIP after Trump's inauguration.
Show moreOur Research Fellow Michal Vít joined the presentation of The Western Balkan 6 Advocacy Group (WB6 AG) strategy on December, 19.
Show moreFor the Slovak television RTVS, our Research Fellow Michal Vít commented on the results of the vote about the leader of the strongest German political party, Christian Democratic Union (CDU).
Show moreIn the latest blog, our Research Fellow Christian Kvorning Lassen focuses on Republican presidential candidate's prospects for the future.
Show moreTogether with the Institute for European Studies at Université libre de Bruxelles we cordially invite you to a book launch and debate introducing Tereza Novotná's new book 'How Germany Unified and the EU Enlarged: Negotiating the Accession through Transplantation and Adaptation'
Show more PDFOur Project Manager Nelly Tomčíková analyses the current state of the European Neighbourhood Policy on charter97.org in her article within the framework of the "The Answer to the Eurasian Challenge for Eastern Europe" project.
Show morePlease accept our invitation to a public discussion focusing on the most important challenges and their implications to the process of the EU enlargement. The EU integration process is facing several significant internal and external challenges - ranging from the Greek debt crisis and the upcoming UK referendum on EU membership to the migration crisis and a resurgent Russia - that must be confronted amid a complex political and economic backdrop.
Show more PDFSeminar on "European Central Bank and quantitative easing - why now?".
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