Donald Tusk

The prime ministers of the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary met in Prague to discuss the war in Ukraine and the future direction of the Visegrad Group. According to Viktor Daňek, deputy director of the EUROPEUM Institute, migration will be another possible common topic and Donald Tusk will become one of the most important politicians in Europe in the next years.

The new Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk came to the Prague V4 summit asking whether the Visegrad group is still relevant. Cooperation on a high political level is complicated by the countries' different approaches towards the war in Ukraine. While the Czech Republic and Poland continue to support its interests with the same intensity, Slovakia and Hungary are reassessing them. Martin Vokálek, Executive Director of the EUROPEUM Institute, talked about the importance of the summit and the relations between Poland and the Czech Republic for ČT24.

The alliance between the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Poland is weakening more and more and the possibility of a Donald Tusk's government in Poland will certainly not help the V4 to come together again. Viktor Daněk, deputy director of EUROPEUM, commented on this topic for the newspaper Právo.

Vít Havelka was talking about the meeting of Donald Tusk with German chancellor Merkel a French president Emmanuel Macron.

Our Alexandr Lagazzi commented for Studio ČT24 the ongoing EU–China Summit and the negotiating positions of the two parties.

Our director Vladimír Bartovic was a guest on Studio ČT24, where he commented on the meeting of the President of the European Council Donald Tusk with the representatives of the EU member states

Our director Vladimír Bartovic was a guest on Radiožurnál, where he commented on the European summit where the elections for the President of the European Council are held. What meaning has Poland's decision not to support Donald Tusk?

Director of EUROPEUM Institute for European policy Vladimír Bartovic talked on Czech TV about the requests of David Cameron and the likely reactions of Donald Tusk.