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Radio Slovensko: Poland faces millions in sanctions for the activities of a committee that decides on the prosecution of judges and prosecutors

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8. 9. 2021 at 13:40
The director of the EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy Vladimír Bartovic commented on the conflict between Brussels and Warsaw in a case of a violation of European law in the matter of criminal prosecution of judges and prosecutors. Therefore Poland faces heavy financial penalties.

INVITATION: Café Evropa online: EU-Russian relations - rivalry, or partnership?

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20. 4. 2021 at 17:30
We would like to invite you to another in a series of debates of Café Evropa, this time on the topic of EU-Russian relations - rivalry, or partnership? The debate is organized by the Representation of the European Commission in the Czech Republic, European Parliament office and the Institute for European Policy EUROPEUM. The media partner of the debate is Deník.cz. The debate will take place online on April 20 from 17:30 on our Facebook.

RTVS: Brussels summit analysis

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25. 10. 2016 at 09:30
Vladimír Bartovic discussed the outcomes of the EU summit in Brussels with Rádio Slovensko (RTVS).

ČRo Plus: European Commission's sanctions against Spain and Portugal

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12. 7. 2016 at 19:05
Vladimír Bartovic was a guest of Czech Radio Plus, where he talked about financial sanctions against Spain and Portugal for their high state budget deficit. Over the past two years, both countries failed to keep the deficit under the limit of three percent of national GDP that is binding for all Eurozone member states.

ČRo Plus: European Commission's sanctions against Spain and Portugal

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12. 7. 2016 at 19:05
Vladimír Bartovic was a guest of Czech Radio Plus, where he talked about financial sanctions against Spain and Portugal for their high state budget deficit. Over the past two years, both countries failed to keep the deficit under the limit of three percent of national GDP that is binding for all Eurozone member states.
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