1 May 2012
Matthew Symonds, Defense and Security Editor of The Economist, offers a somber outlook of the prospects of the Chicago NATO Summit. Arguing that economic constraints will likely impede definite decisions on a number of outstanding matters, Symonds concludes that it is incumbent on European members to start thinking seriously about NATO's future.
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1 May 2012
CEPA Non-Resident Fellow and International Editor of The Economist Edward Lucas examines Nordic-Baltic defense initiatives as an example of successful regional collaboration that transcends NATO's organizational structure.
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1 May 2012
Stephen Blank, Professor at the Strategic Studies Institute at the U.S. Army War College, assesses the issue of NATO members’ arms sales to Russia and their implications for the security of the Alliance.
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6 December 2011
CEPA has published the groundbreaking report of the Visegrád to Weimar Program, “Translating Opportunity into Impact: Central Europe in the European Union, 2010-2020.”
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3 October 2011
David Král, CEPA Senior Fellow and Director of the EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy in Prague, provides an assessment of the newly reviewed European Neighborhood Policy and argues that Central Europeans should seize the opportunity for enhanced engagement in both EU's Eastern and Southern neighborhood it offers.
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The Central European Energy Horizons program at CEPA is an initiative to provide government and business leaders with a comprehensive analytical and policy toolkit for meeting the demands of the emerging 21st Century regional energy security landscape.
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The Eastern Lights program at CEPA examines the potential for democratic reform and transformation among the EU’s Eastern neighbors, primarily in Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine.
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11 May 2012
Belarusian independent media Charter 97 marks the release of CEPA and Freedom House's Open Letter to IIHF President René Fasel.
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10 May 2012
The letter supports the efforts of the European Parliament, EU Member States and the U.S. Congress, and opposes plans to allow Belarus to host the 2014 Ice Hockey World Championship in Minsk.
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