Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 05/10/2022

New poll: Slovaks want Ukraine to win the war, not Russia

GLOBSEC’s Centre for Democracy and Resilience, in cooperation with market research agency FOCUS, conducted an

Commentary - 11/07/2022

Ukraine’s Recovery after Lugano: First Blueprints Take Shape but Quandaries Lie Ahead

The Ukraine Recovery Conference, hosted in the Swiss town of Lugano (July 4-5), gathered a

Commentary - 30/06/2022

The Eastern Flank’s Voice at the NATO Summit

The undersigned represent a group of independent research institutes and think-tanks from the North Atlantic

Commentary - 28/06/2022

Opinion: What does Finland and Sweden NATO membership mean for the future of NATO´s innovations?

On 18 May, Finland and Sweden officially applied for NATO membership––a markedly historical decision. While

Commentary - 28/06/2022

Opinion: How EU sanctions against Russia are complicating Slovakia’s pro-Ukraine stance

The recently approved sixth package of sanctions against Russia saw Slovakia in the same corner

Commentary - 24/06/2022

Madrid Summit in about a hundred words

With the NATO Summit about to start, both transatlantic and global security has never been

Commentary - 24/06/2022

GLOBSEC’s take on the Madrid Summit

The upcoming NATO Summit in Madrid is sure to be a transformative moment for the

Commentary - 23/06/2022

Ukraine’s EU membership candidate status: in search of the win-win modality

Ukraine is frozen in anticipation of the European Council decision of its candidate status preceded

Commentary - 22/06/2022

Looking East: French and Czech EU Presidencies and their foreign policy priorities

Policy Brief Written by: Alexandra Martin is an Associate Fellow with the Center for Global

Commentary - 04/06/2022

Is healthcare being overlooked in the changing geopolitical landscape?

The invasion of Ukraine has posed a direct challenge to European and global security and

Commentary - 24/01/2022

Russia is making the West more united than ever

If the Russian-Ukrainian conflict turns hot again, the response of the West will not be

Commentary - 09/12/2021

Is V4 ready to survive the new tech regulations?

EU ministers met in Brussels on 25 November to approve ambitious new rules for The Digital

Commentary - 05/11/2021

Keeping people in the region might not be that difficult: we just need funding, good education, and a regulatory framework

Although innovation is a driving factor of economic growth and social change, CEE countries still

Centre for Global Europe - 20/09/2021

Will Von der Leyen’s push for stronger European defence fly in Eastern Europe?

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen recently delivered her second State of the Union

Commentary - 09/09/2021

20 years since 9/11: The world is less stable and Central Europe must adapt

On September 10, 2001, the world seemed to be heading in a predictable direction. The

Centre for Global Europe - 30/08/2021

Central Europe’s foreign policy preferences in the post-pandemic world

With the Coronavirus pandemic and the rapidly changing great power competition outside as well as