By Edit Inotai The Polish government has joined the choir of calls for the reform of the EU which became commonplace in the post-Brexit Europe. Warsaw has its own ideas, even if they are ready only in broad strokes so far, and we shouldn’t assume that...
Our dynamic and continuously broadening team is looking for a motivated and enthusiastic intern for a non-paid internship who intends to join us from 15th of February . The ideal candidate should have an excellent command of English (Hungarian is a plus) and share a common interest in...
"Brexit is bad news for Central Europe for all the well-known reasons emphasized prior to the referendum. The consequences are overwhelmingly negative on the EU, although we can mitigate them with the proper approach. Firstly, there is a cultural impact. The United Kingdom represented a unique...
The Finnish Institute of International Affairs recently published its report on Russian propaganda and disinformation concerning the crises in Ukraine, authored by FIIA experts, András Rácz and Katri Pynnöniemi. The Centre for Euro-Atlantic Integration and Democracy was proud to be the Hungarian partner of the...
Can we re-energize our relationship? Are sanctions worth? The illegal annexation of Crimea by Russian troops required a European response which was harsher than diplomatic condemnation but softer than military retaliation. Economic and financial sanctions seemed the right solution to create a balance between putting pressure on...