by Edit Inotai | Download | Euro-Atlantic Café September 11th, 2001 marked a new age in international terrorism. As the hijacked commercial planes hit the World Trade Centers and the Pentagon, terrorism had literally become a global phenomenon. Although radical jihadists had claimed and continues to...

by Dániel Bartha | download|European Café In the past years the series of economic crises in Europe have visibly turned into a political one. The consequence is actually not just one but a multiple political crisis, where not only the nature and origins are different but the...

The Centre for Euro-Atlantic Integration (CEID) in cooperation with the Common Sense Society (CSS) with the support of the American Embassy in Budapest and Pallasz Athéné Geopolitical Foundation (PAGEO) has organised the 11th event of its Euro-Atlantic Café series. The discussion took plce on 3rd...

by Dániel Bartha | download “The quota issue has become the ruling populist domestic political issue for all governing parties in our region, and a common solution to this crisis has united these governments. Instead of separating the more moderate [Visegrad] countries from the  [more aggressive bunch],...

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