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Why the US protests matter

July 20, 2020

In his latest blog, Márk Szabó explains the importance of United States protests against racism for Europe.

The Polls are in – unpacking the Polish Presidential elections

July 15, 2020

Danielle Piatkiewicz analyzes in her latest blog, the outcome of the recent Polish Presidential elections and its potential regional and global impact.

Opinion: Prime Minister wants more from EU rescue package. That could me more expensive for us

June 19, 2020

Vít Havelka wrote a commentary about the demands of Prime MInister Andrej Babiš before Friday's (19 June) European Council meeting.

Postponed by Pandemic: Poland’s Presidential Predicament

May 13, 2020

Our Danielle Piatkiewicz analyses in her latest blog, the recent postponement of the Polish Presidential elections.

The Double Crisis in Kosovo: COVID-19 as a Veil for Power Struggles

May 11, 2020

Kosovo, the coronavirus crisis and the political crisis: these are the topics of our Jana Juzová's latest blog article.

Euroscepticism among pro-European Italians: A Coronavirus Paradox

May 06, 2020

Our Francesca Canali analyzes in her latest blog COVID-19 situation in Italy and the question of the changing perception of the EU.

Coronavirus in Belgium – beyond the alarming statistics

May 04, 2020

Our Zuzana Stuchlíková analyzes in her latest blog COVID-19 situation in Belgium.

European Green Deal is not going to end, it is useless to swim against the tide

April 30, 2020

Our Kateřina Davidová analyzes in her latest blog the state of the affairs of the Green Deal for Europe.

Is the COVID-19 pandemic the Hungarian democracy's coup de grace

April 23, 2020

In his blog, our intern Filip Sidó writes about the COVID-19 pandemic and democracy in Hungary.

China is Successfully Changing the Narratives on COVID–19

April 15, 2020

Our intern Kristýna Kšírová writes a blog about China and its behaviour towards COVID–19.