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“In the past three years, we have witnessed an increase in far-right violence.”
Andrej Babiš: Change as Status Quo
What can we expect from Andrej Babiš, should he become PM? Unlike Orbán and Kaczyński, he still seems to be liberal. But that can change very easily.
This is Why Orbán Will Capitulate on the Question of the CEU
It cannot be emphasized enough that Orbán’s politics are powercentric.
Challenges Facing Civil Society in Afghanistan
As long as CSOs and human rights groups work separately, we will continue to witness a passive civil society.
Drugs between East and West: In Search Of Central and Eastern European Drug Policy at UN meeting in Vienna
Is there anything in common between the progressive Czech Republic and conservative Hungary bending towards drug-free ideology?
No Hope in Turkey
One should be aware that this referendum is not the end of the journey.
Social Europe, Our Europe – Priorities for Romania’s European Policies
Romania has an important maneuvering margin, but it also has a greater development gap to overcome.