CEID’s European Café on December 5th (Is the EU still attractive?) presented a wide range of opinions regarding the outside and inside perception of the European Union, and the chances of enlargement. The panel discussion featured Mr Iurie Leanca, Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration...
Dániel Bartha | Download | 05.12.2018 Politicians left and right tend to agree, that the 2019 European elections will become a turning point in the history of the EU. Euro-sceptic and euro-critical politicians will compete with pro-European forces, offering fundamentally different views on the future of the...
CEID hosted a high-level delegation of the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine between 12-16th November 2018. The visit was organized in the framework of the Civil Servant Mobility Program (CSMP) of the Think Visegrad network. CSMP was launched in 2014 as a common...
On the 27th of September, Dániel Bartha, Executive Director of CEID took part in the conference “10th Symposium on the Czech Foreign Policy: Rethinking the Future”, organised by the Institute of International Relations Prague. During the panel discussions, the role of “Central Europe in shaping...
The fourth Dwa Bratanki conference took place in Budapest on the 25th September 2018. The event, organised by the Centre for Euro-Atlantic Integration and Democracy (CEID) and the Polish Institute for International Affairs (PISM) covered foreign and security policy from the viewpoint of Hungary and...
The mid-term elections will be a personal test for President Trump and his Republican allies in Congress. If Democrats manage to win a Chamber of Congress, it will result in increased party deadlock and direct attacks against the President, his allies in Congress and his...
European Café: Towards a compromise - political debates related to the EU budget (pre-study) by Dániel Bartha 06/13/2018...
by Eszter Zalan The European Commission will roll out its budget proposals for 2021-2027 next Wednesday proposing more EU spending after Brexit. While the EU's executive aims for a quick agreement that could boost the bloc's confidence, its plans will pitch Central and Eastern member states...
Dániel Bartha | Download | CEID Perspectives The Hungarian elections took place on the 8th April. With a 69 % turnout, the governing Fidesz party secured 49,8% of the votes, enough for an absolute majority (about 68%) in the Hungarian Parliament. Prime Minister Orbán indicated during and following the campaign that certain freedoms will be further...
This year CEID partnered with the Hungarian Institute for Foreign Affairs and Trade (IFAT) to organize the Think Visegrad Mid-Term Conference 2018 held in Tata and Budapest. We were pleased to bring together over 40 experts from the V4 and around the globe to provide...