On the 17th March 2022, The Equilibrium Institute, in partnership with the Atlantic Council of the United States organised a discussion on the long-term impacts of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The Russian invasion of Ukraine, escalating the war Russia started in 2014, has marked an...
On the 24th of March, the Equilibrium Institute, the Centre for Euro-Atlantic Integration and Democracy (CEID) and the Atlantic Council of the United States organised this year’s second episode of the European Cafe series, which focused on the geopolitical priorities of the Biden Administration in...
On the 21st of May, the Centre for Euro-Atlantic Integration and Democracy (CEID) in partnership with the Equilibrium Institute organised a discussion in the framework of CEID’s European Café series, supported by the Erste Foundation. The event focused on Chinese presence and growing influence in...
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The Visegrad Group is considered to be an important actor supporting Western Balkan countries’ integration ambitions in the EU, while it also has a positive reputation in the region. Some other EU members take an active part in supporting the enlargement process as well. Among them, especially...
The Visegrad Group (V4) belongs to the coalitions of states that have a close relationship with each other. However, extending cooperation with other regional groupings and creating new alliances would certainly serve the group well. This paper therefore addresses the potential of the partnership between...
With the United Kingdom’s departure from the European Union, the internal dynamics between the countries comprising the bloc undergo significant changes. New alliances are being established between the European regional groupings that share common positions. Among them, the Visegrad Group and the Baltic States share...
Governments around the world are tackling the COVID-19 pandemic imposing partial or full lockdown measures, often including school closures. However, researchers warn about the long-term negative effects of this disruption in the education system. They put the costs of school closures to billions of dollars. This...
The Transatlantic Drama: No Return to Honeymoon By Daniel Bartha, CEID Pre-Study for Euro-Atlantic Café, September 10th, 2020 The United States will hold its next Presidential elections in November. The majority of European governments are – covertly or openly – hoping for the victory of Joe Biden, who...
About: Think Visegrad is a think tank platform for structured dialogue on issues of strategic regional importance. The platform aims to analyze key issues for the Visegrad Group (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia), and provides recommendations to the governments of Visegrad Group (V4) countries, the...