Central Europe Digest
Sikorski’s Challenge to Germany: Lead

1 December 2011

CEPA Non-Resident Fellow and International Editor of The Economist Edward Lucas, takes an up-close look at what Minister Sikorski’s speech in Berlin means for Poland’s relations with Germany and the country’s prospects for assuming an elevated leadership position within the EU.
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Insider View: Ambassador Richard L. Morningstar on Central European Energy Security

1 December 2011

The Digest sits down with U.S. Special Envoy for Eurasian Energy Security Ambassador Richard L. Morningstar for an exclusive interview, discussing the transformative potential of shale gas on the Central European energy market and how the United States can assist its regional allies in increasing the security of their energy supplies.
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Václav Havel: No Ordinary Life

19 December 2011

CEPA mourns the loss of Václav Havel, a man of exceptional vision whose leadership and accomplishments will be forever remembered. Edward Lucas, CEPA Non-Resident Fellow and International Editor of The Economist, joins the international community in paying tribute to Mr. Havel.
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Publications
Translating Opportunity into Impact: Central Europe in the European Union, 2010-2020
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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Issue Brief No. 121, Between East and South: Balancing Central Europe’s New Approach to the EU Neighborhood
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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Programs in Focus
Eastern Lights

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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Visegrád to Weimar

Coinciding with the back-to-back Hungarian and Polish EU Presidencies in 2011, CEPA’s Visegrád to Weimar program studies the growing leadership potential of the ten post-Communist countries of Central Europe in the decision-making councils of the EU.
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Newsroom
"Russia’s Restive Future"
12 December 2011

CEPA's Peter B. Doran assesses the risks of long-term stagnation and state decline under "Putin 3.0" in the latest edition of European View.
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CEPA Publishes “Visegrád to Weimar” Report
6 December 2011

CEPA publishes 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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