Centre for Global Europe - 04/01/2018

The Posted Workers Directive and the Transport Sector? Not a Match Made in Heaven

It was anticipated by some national leaders and policymakers that the European Union’s recent reform

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 03/08/2017

Macron as an inspiration: did he provide a recipe to revive the trust in the EU?

Note of caution: the author of this blog believes that positive effects and impact of

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 20/06/2017

Advice from Journalists and NGOs: How to lessen the impact of disinformation

A steep rise in disinformation outlets’ popularity has made many worry about the state of

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 21/04/2017

Matica Slovenská: Slovak cultural and historical institution spreading alternative facts and particular narratives

In recent years it is possible to observe a huge increase of fabricated fact-free visual

Centre for Global Europe - 21/03/2017

Twisted information in #PresidentialElections2017 in France – will the truth prevail?

Political campaigns are not fair play. As the presidential office has a lot of power

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 13/03/2017

Four factors threatening our freedom and democracy

The world is at the crossroads of history and the effects of events that are

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 11/09/2016

What does the Bratislava Summit have to say about Russia?

Nothing and a lot. There will be no grand joint statement on relations with Russia