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France and the V4 in a multi-speed Europe: rough times ahead?

August 08, 2017

Our Martin Michelot, in his latest policy paper, explores the relationship of France and the Visegrad group from a perspective of Macron's strategies, a possible multi-speed scenario and a political Franco-German axis, outlining the long-term prospect of cooperation.

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EU: Final warning to Poland

July 27, 2017

Our Zuzana Stuchlikova commented for DW.com current situation in Poland due to controversial judicial reforms and country's tense relationship with the EU.

Does the EU Have the Right Policy for Hungary and Poland?

July 25, 2017

Our director Vladimír Bartovic contributed with his answer to the Carnegie Europe series 'Judy Asks,' where he responded to the question whether the EU has the right policy for Hungary and Poland.

Carnegie Europe: Judy Asks - Does the EU Have the Right Policy for Hungary and Poland?

July 25, 2017

Our director Vladimír Bartovic contributed with his answer to the Carnegie Europe series 'Judy Asks,' where he responded to the question whether the EU has the right policy for Hungary and Poland.

Carnegie Europe: Judy Asks - Does the EU Have the Right Policy for Hungary and Poland?

July 25, 2017

Náš ředitel Vladimír Bartovic pro Carnegie Europe přispěl odpovědí na otázku ze série Judy Asks: Má Evropská unie pro Maďarsko a Polsko tu správnou politiku?

Same-sex marriage in Germany: A lost vote for Merkel, or a part of canny politics?

July 17, 2017

In her latest blog, our Elli Hoai Anh analyzes the vote on same-sex marriage in Germany from a standpoint of Merkel's party politics.

Vox.com: How French President Macron managed to woo Trump in the City of Light

July 17, 2017

Our Martin Michelot commented on recent visit of US President Donald Trump in France and his meeting with newly elected French President Emmanuel Macron.

The Consequences of Climate Change – Will Russia Emerge as an Unlikely Winner from Lack of Action?

July 10, 2017

Our Alžběta Jurčová analyses in her new blog the consequences of climate change in context of Russia.

Can EU Leadership on Climate Change Unite the Fragmented Union?

June 20, 2017

Christian Kvorning Lassen's newest policy paper on combatting the climate change will serve as the background material for the very first debate from our pilot project Prague Climate Talks: 'Paris Agreement and changing geopolitics,' taking place on June 21st, 2017, at the European house.

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EUobserver: Czechs pick 'useless' fight with EU on migration

June 19, 2017

In an interview for EUobserver, our director Vladimir Bartovic commented on the Czech government's arm wrestle match with the European Commission, over the asylum seeker relocation scheme at the risk of losing money and political clout.