refugee crisis

Our Alexandra Visnerova evaluates the Czech attitude towards the migration crisis.

Vladimir Bartovic commented for ČT 24 on the talks of Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis and the European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.

In an interview for ČRo Plus, our research fellow Michal Vít commented on the recent trial in Hungary over the death of 71 migrants.

Our Research Fellows Christian Kvorning Lassen and Kateřina Davidová participated on the project called "Joint Solutions for Common Challenges in Central Europe: Cross-Border Cooperation in the Refugee Crisis" organised by Die Österreichische Gesellschaft für Europapolitik (ÖGfE).

Our Research Fellow Christian Kvorning Lassen spoke to Rádio Slovensko RTVS about refugees legal protection beying returned from Greece to Turkey.

New policy paper by Michal Vít analyses current situation in the Western Balkans countries from the perspective of ongoing convergence process of these countries and the EU.

Vladimír Bartovic was in Studio ČT24 yesterday. He commented on position of the Czech Republic and the V4 countries towards the quotas. Furthermore, he talked about international law and EU-Turkey deal.

Martin Michelot in an interview for International Politics on the decline of political parties, the need for a V4 group's united public diplomacy and the possible success of the proposed plan B in solving the refugee crisis.

Head of EUROPEUM’s research Martin Michelot was in Studio 6 this morning. He talked about outcomes of yesterday’s summit, Turkey’s visa demands and current situation in Greece.

EUROPEUM’s research fellow Michal Vít spoke in Rozhovory a komentáře about yesterday’s EU summit with Turkey, Ankara’s increasing demands and possible voluntary and involuntary quotas.

EUROPEUM’s head of research Martin Michelot comments for Slovak Pravda.sk on Turkey’s mission in the refugee crisis. He also talks about the so-called plan B which the V4 countries suggest should Turkey fail to fulfil its responsibilities.

Following the announcement of Sweden and Denmark to re-introduce border controls in the light of the refugee crisis, Christian Kvorning Lassen looks at the broader implications of this move and the future of the Schengen area.