Our Executive Director, Daniel Bartha, recently wrote an article looking at the implementation of the 2004 V4 reforms and how external factors have facilitated further cooperation. Furthermore, the article investigates how long the V4 can remain an effective partnership. Read the full article here. 02/01/2018...
The Civil Servants Mobility Program (CSMP) is the project of the Think Visegrad Think Tank Platform that aims to educate civil servants from Eastern Partnership and Western Balkan countries through organizing study visits in the V4 countries. The study visits focus on the past experience of...
With the beginning of the millennium, the Visegrad countries - the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary and Slovakia - began to improve their relations with Russia. Nevertheless, the Russian annexation of Crimea and its involvement in the war in Eastern Ukraine represented a major shift in...
Our project "Communicating Europe- Making the EU understandable" was concluded in Brussels with a study trip organised is partnership with Центр "Нова Європа"/New Europe Center and the Brussel Office of EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy. The program started on Monday, 27th November when in the morning participants received an...
On September 26th, the Center for Euro-Atlantic Integration and Democracy Center (CEID) and the Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM) held the third Dwa Bratanki Forum. The conference focused on various issues that have recently emerged. Among the discussed issues were the Polish and Hungarian divisions on Ukraine,...
On September 21 st , the panel discussion was held on US-European relations under the administration Trump. The panelists were Professor Stephen Szabo, Director of the Transatlantic Academy of the German Marshal Fund and Dr. Tibor Frank, Professor of History at the Department of American Studies...
by Dániel Bartha and Márton Ugrósdy |Download Hungary took over the Presidency of the Visegrad Group 1st July 2017. The following year will bring attention to Budapest, not only due to the increased tensions over the regional grouping, especially in Western EU-members, but also because of...
On June 28th, a panel discussion was held on account of a Chatham House/Erste Stiftung report entitled Europe’s Future: What do the public and the elite really think? CEID participated as a partner in the organization of said event. The panelists of the discussion were...
Teaching children to distinguish fake news from the real ones as early as at primary school; naming & shaming the authors of disinformation stories; regular meetings between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Defence with journalists so as...
On the 25th of April we organized a discussion round in Eger with Amb. István Gyarmati. There are two key changes, which basically determine todays propaganda and disinformation activity. After 9/11, a new era of international relations has begun, in which the influence of non-governmental actors...