Add to ORKGThe COVID-19 pandemic may actually strengthen Central and Eastern Europe in relative economic terms, and Poland in particular, argue Marek Belka and Piroska Nagy-Mohacsi (LSE). Politicians in the region should not waste this opportunity by turning away from the EU
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Tensions between the Polish government and the European Union have raised speculation about a potent...
Hungary and Poland have pursued a notably ‘populist’ approach to the economy in recent years, which ...
Support for economic, social, and territorial cohesion has been at the heart of the EU since its inc...
This paper analyses the National Populist Challenges to Europe’s Center Right. It assesses the cases...
Daniel Daianu (SNSPA, Romania) discusses Europe’s economic sovereignty, the risks of avoiding integr...
In the rest of the EU, Euroscepticism is driven by particular complaints and resentments - some of w...
The EU’s stalled enlargement process and the Covid-19 pandemic are reshaping the politics of the Wes...
Europe’s political leaders are deeply divided over how to manage the economic consequences of the Co...
The removal of border-checks and travel restrictions between EU states has been one of the most stri...
On 23 April, EU leaders directed the European Commission to draft a proposal for an economic rescue ...
At the Conservative Political Action Conference in Dallas on 4 August, Hungarian Prime Minister Vikt...
So far, the focus has been on the EU’s institutional responses to the COVID-19 crisis. Drawing on th...
On 23 June, representatives from the Western Balkans will meet EU leaders in Brussels ahead of a Eur...
This paper discusses the growing influence and transformative power of Beijing and Moscow in the Wes...
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Tensions between the Polish government and the European Union have raised speculation about a potent...
Hungary and Poland have pursued a notably ‘populist’ approach to the economy in recent years, which ...
Support for economic, social, and territorial cohesion has been at the heart of the EU since its inc...