Europeans see that many people are coming here, even though they don’t have a title. And they are growing frustrated, leading them into the arms of dangerous populists
Media mentions – ECFR Warsaw
Beijing actively pursues the interests of populist groups in the EU. If they gain strength in the new European Parliament, pro-China voices should be expected to grow
It is true that the initial capital costs [of the European Green Deal] may be higher, but the long-term savings – from higher fossil fuel prices – will far outweigh them
With the current political situation in Europe, it is hard to imagine that countries like Hungary, Slovakia or Poland would agree to far-reaching changes, for example in the decision-making process
In their op-ed, Piotr Buras, Camille Grand, and Jana Puglierin explain why the ‘Weimar moment’ could make a difference in the geopolitical future of Europe
The way to avoid a legitimacy crisis or attempt to create one would be to reconstruct the government and form a cabinet of national unity with opposition representatives
Edwin Bendyk on the socio-political situation in Ukraine
He wants to show that Nato does not create security, but works against China’s and Russia’s interests
Hungary is China’s Trojan horse in the EU
It is hard to imagine any other scenario nowadays in which Poland would be more secure and have more opportunities for development than the one in which it is a Member State of the European Union