Germany

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.

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.

Our Michal Vít conducted, together with Jakub Kučera, an interview for Oenergetice.cz with an expert on energy and energy policy Jörg Jasper. They discussed the energy market and Austrian-German price zone split.

Our Brussels Office Intern Emiel Dijkman focuses in his blog on the change in the balance of European power after the UK decided in their referendum to leave the Union.

In an interview for Teraz.sk, our Martin Michelot commented on the economic program of Marine Le Pen as a threat to Europe and on Macron's warm approach to Germany.

In her new blog, Hanka Burešová examines the upcoming political duel between Angela Merkel and Martin Schulz for the seat of the next German chancellor.

Our researcher Michal Vít commented for RTVS on the possible candidacy of Angela Merkel in the upcoming parliamentary elections in Germany.

Michal Vít was a guest of Radiožurnálu on Rádio Slovensko (RTVS) on Wednesday, November 16. Current situation within the government coalition in the context of forthcoming presidential election was addressed.

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.

Michal Vít was one of the guests on ČT24 the 4th of July, where he spoke about the situation of the UK after Brexit and the future of the EU.

Our Research fellow Michal Vít was among the three experts that commented some newly essential questions in the first blog of a reshaped ‘A View from Central Europe’ series, published by the Central European Policy Institute (CEPI).

Pediga (protest movement) has recently appeared in the center of public interest. On Wednesday January 21, manifestation of Pediga supporters took place in Leipzig. At the same time, however, their opponents organized a public gathering as well. Michal Vít analyzes the situation in his blog.