13/09/2022

In About a Hundred Words on SOTEU

In recent years, Europe has enjoyed an overall sense of comfort and tranquillity. Today, the

Ukraine and Eastern Europe - 12/09/2022

Ukraine’s First Association Council Meeting with the EU in a Candidacy Status

The eighth meeting of the Ukraine-EU Association Council on September 5 could have been a

Commentary - 26/08/2022

Renewable Energy in Ukraine: A Solution for European Energy Security and for Shifting the EU GND Eastward

Ukrainian EU candidate status and the EU energy security crisis are simultaneous phenomena spurred by

Ukraine and Eastern Europe - 10/08/2022

New Gas Security: Ukraine’s EU Supplying Potential

Since early 2021, Europe has been facing an underreported large-scale Russian gas assault. Against the

Ukraine and Eastern Europe - 19/07/2022

New Hybrid Threats from Lukashenko: How Should the West React?

At the beginning of July, Europeans found themselves facing yet another series of threats from

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 31/05/2022

GLOBSEC Trends 2022: Central and Eastern Europe amid the War in Ukraine

GLOBSEC Trends 2022 is back with its 7th edition. How did the attitudes in Central

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 06/05/2022

Analýza strategickej komunikácie v podmienkach SR

Pandémia COVID-19 rovnako ako prepuknutie vojny na Ukrajine so sebou priniesli znásobenie snáh o ovplyvňovanie

Centre for Global Europe - 11/01/2022

Geopolitical Europe: Are We Ready for It? What and How of EU Foreign Policy in 2022

Citizens are currently debating their priorities regarding Europe’s global role within the framework of the

Economic Growth and Sustainability - 30/11/2021

Paving the digital path in Central and Eastern Europe – Regional perspectives on advancing digital transformation and cooperation – a new publication on EU’s digital future and the CEE region

Read a new study on the improved diet, smoking, and alcohol consumption in Slovakia

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 15/11/2021

The GLOBSEC Vulnerability Index: Evaluating susceptibility to foreign malign influence in 8 Central European & Western Balkan countries

The GLOBSEC Vulnerability Index measures vulnerability towards foreign influence in eight countries: Bulgaria, Czechia, Hungary, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia and Slovakia on a 0-100 scale, where 0 is the most resilient and 100 the most vulnerable. It assesses five key dimensions: public attitudes, political landscape, public administration, information landscape, and civic and academic space, with a particular focus directed towards the Kremlin’s and Beijing’s activities.

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 28/10/2021

Kremlin-aligned “media” in Latvia: Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors

How do Kremlin-aligned media operate in Latvia? And what image of the US, the EU,

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 31/08/2021

GLOBSEC Trends 2021: Latvia: one year into the pandemic

What is the foreign policy orientation of the majority in Latvia? What conspiracy theories resonate

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 11/08/2021

Vulnerabilities in Lithuania: Which can be used by foreign hostile actors?

What is the foreign policy orientation of the majority in Lithuania? Is their pro-Western orientation

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 11/08/2021

Austria, preferably in-between?

Would Austrians prefer to be position in the West, in the East, or somewhere in-between?

Centre for Global Europe - 30/07/2021

Mind the Opinion: Stronger Together for a Stronger EU – Public Opinion Across 10 Central and Eastern European Countries on Foreign Policy

Explore public opinion across 10 Central and Eastern European countries on foreign policy.

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 29/07/2021

GLOBSEC Trends 2021: Estonia one year into the COVID-19 pandemic

In Europe, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented challenges not only to healthcare systems but