France

Our Deputy Director Martin Michelot featured, among other experts, in the ''GMF Experts Name the Issues That Will Define the Year'' with his contribution ''France: Navel-Gazing Has Just Begun''.

Our Deputy Director Martin Michelot spoke to Slovak Denník N about the Russian influence in the EU countries growing stronger.

Polish WP Wiadomości spoke to our Deputy Director Martin Michelot about the results of Sunday primaries' first round, drawing closer the decision on who will be representing the right-wing conservative Les Républicains in the French presidential race.

Our deputy director Martin Michelot talked to Radio Slovensko RTVS about the provisional results of the first round of French center-right presidential primaries.

Martin Michelot talks to Newsweek Česko about the upcoming presidential elections in France in regards to the existing positions towards refugees and minorities a year after the Paris attacks.

The campaigns for the French presidential elections of spring 2017 are slowly kicking off. Martin Michelot analysed the chances of different candidates in his interview for ČT24.

Martin Michelot commented on Tuesday at Rádio Slovensko - Rádiožurnál o 12:00 the attempts of the French government to reduce influence of radical imams on young Muslims.

Our Head of Research Martin Michelot shared his views on Muslim radicalisation in K veci programme on Radio Slovakia on Thursday, July 21.

Michal Vít was a guest on ČT24 the 13th of July. He spoke about the summit on Brexit aftermath, that is to be held at the end of August by Germany, Italy and France, whose president, Francois Hollande, invited the other two European leaders.

Martin Michelot did an interview for a Slovak newspaper Pravda about the terrorist attacks in Brussels and Europe's fight agains terrorism.

Martin Michelot, guest of Události, commented on the current state of France, one year after the attacks on the French journal.

In the wake of the November 13 Paris attacks, French president Francois Hollande decided to intensify the French military operations to a level politically and financially unbearable in the long term.