New study by Anna Péczeli and Daniel Bartha NATO Defence College (NDC) published its latest Research Paper on the developments of the nuclear disarmament agenda in light of the recent crises in Ukraine. The authors of the paper are Dr. Anna Péczeli , Assistant Lecturer of...
On 24 March 2015, CEID and CEPI held a joint workshop in Budapest to discuss the V4 digital agenda with Hungarian stakeholders. Our new mapping paper was introduced. V4 and Hungarian views on the digital single market (DSM) being constructed on the EU level were...
The Finnish Institute of International Affairs launched its new research project titled "Security and Insecurity in Europe: How the War in Ukraine Has Affected the Regional Perceptions", in which CEID is a contributing partner. The project was supported by the International Visegrad Fund. CEID will be represented in...
In the framework of the 2015 Civil Servant Mobility Program (CSMP) supported by the International Visegrad Fund (IVF), 6 Ukrainian delegates visited Budapest in order to gain a deeper insight into the Hungarian governments' strategies towards Small and Medium Enterprises. The professional content of the program...
Since the NATO Summit in Wales it has been proved that the security architecture of Europe has never faced so many challanges since we have joined the Alliance. Although cooperation of V4 has developed substantially in the field of security and defence, the enviroment is...
by Edit Inotai and Daniel Bartha Hungary’s government surprised many commentators when announced back in mid-February, that it would send soldiers to Iraq to help the Western Alliance in its fight against the Islamic State. Hungary – long criticized for not abiding to Western democratic values...
Visegrad: the winter is here, but will the spring ever come? by Dániel Bartha According to a Central European folk tradition, if the bear coming out of its cave sees its own shadow, the winter will be long. We are currently coping with a bear capable to...