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 Poland-EU dispute has less to do with the rule of law than Europe’s future

Poland-EU dispute has less to do with the rule of law than Europe’s future

May 23, 2022

While the war in Ukraine rages on, a battle is emerging over the direction of the European Union. Brussels is showing no signs of backing down with Poland and Hungary over the issue of rule of [...]

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 It doesn’t matter if you’re black or white? Poland’s refugee treatment in focus

It doesn’t matter if you’re black or white? Poland’s refugee treatment in focus

April 28, 2022

According to the UN, since the beginning of Russia’s war in Ukraine from 24 February to 27 April 2022, 2,968,716 Ukrainians crossed the border to Poland. The majority of Polish people enormously [...]

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 Observations From the Hungarian Election on 3 April

Observations From the Hungarian Election on 3 April

April 8, 2022

What is the state of democracy in Hungary after last week's election? Maja Soomägi travelled with the Danish organization Silba to observe the election on Sunday 3 April.

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 Voices of the Youth on the 2022 Hungarian General Election

Voices of the Youth on the 2022 Hungarian General Election

April 1, 2022

Three young voices from Hungary on the country's national election and controversial 8th national referendum on Hungary’s child protection law on April 3.

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 Art of the walls – interview with Ania Kiser

Art of the walls – interview with Ania Kiser

March 25, 2022

Katherine Leung interviews Polish native Aina Kiser about her street art photography, for our latest exhibit Eastern Walls.

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 The EU Should Embrace Poland’s European Role

The EU Should Embrace Poland’s European Role

February 19, 2022

As the spectre of war looms over Europe once again, the European Union is busy battling with its own issues. The European Court of Justice has rejected the Polish and Hungarian challenge to the [...]

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 Orbán’s Embraces of Putin Is For His Own Survival

Orbán’s Embraces of Putin Is For His Own Survival

February 18, 2022

At a recent visit to Moscow, Viktor Orbán appeared more eager to seek help from Putin than deliver it to his country’s allies in NATO and the EU, writes Nicholas Morgan.

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 The End of the Road: will Poland’s Law and Justice Party make it or break it in next year’s election?

The End of the Road: will Poland’s Law and Justice Party make it or break it in next year’s election?

January 3, 2022

Poland's conservative Law and Justice party (PiS) has been ruling the country for the past decade. Looking ahead at the 2023 election it seems like PiS is taking aim at a third consecutive win, [...]

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 Ain’t No Wall High Enough – as security trumps humanity on the Polish-Belarusian border, what is the fate of EU migration policy?

Ain’t No Wall High Enough – as security trumps humanity on the Polish-Belarusian border, what is the fate of EU migration policy?

December 22, 2021

The crisis on the EU's eastern border has undermined Poland's human rights record and is a missed opportunity to show the full potential of inter-EU cooperation, writes Agnieszka Widlaszewska.

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 Will Babiš take a dramatic bow out of Czech politics? 

Will Babiš take a dramatic bow out of Czech politics? 

December 8, 2021

Ville Haapanen on the recent parliamentary election in Czechia and the future of now-ousted Prime Minister Andrej Babiš.

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