http://www.cepa.org/ced-feed.aspx A RSS 2.0 feed of CEPA's Central Europe Digest. http://www.cepa.org/ced/view.aspx?record_id=333 The CEPA Analytical Team offers the latest installment of our highly popular "Central Europe Outlook" series, pinpointing key trends that have the potential to transform the EU, shift the dynamics of the transatlantic relationship and alter Central Europe’s place and role on the European continent in the months ahead. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 11:59:33 EST Central Europe Digest http://www.cepa.org/ced/view.aspx?record_id=333 http://www.cepa.org/ced/view.aspx?record_id=332 CEPA Non-Resident Fellow and International Editor of The Economist Edward Lucas addresses concerns about the rise of populism in Central Europe, with a particular focus on Hungary and the government of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Tue, 31 Jan 2012 14:57:43 EST Central Europe Digest http://www.cepa.org/ced/view.aspx?record_id=332 http://www.cepa.org/ced/view.aspx?record_id=331 Following Hungarian Minister Tamás Fellegi’s meeting with International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Christine Lagarde in Washington last month, Central Europe Digest sits down with him for an exclusive interview discussing the Hungarian goverment’s response to current financial pressures and its long-term strategies for sustainable growth. Tue, 31 Jan 2012 14:50:01 EST Central Europe Digest http://www.cepa.org/ced/view.aspx?record_id=331 http://www.cepa.org/ced/view.aspx?record_id=329 Philip Stephens, Associate Editor of the Financial Times, examines the political dimension of the Euro crisis and what the latest efforts to resolve it mean for the political balance in Europe. Tue, 31 Jan 2012 12:21:23 EST Central Europe Digest http://www.cepa.org/ced/view.aspx?record_id=329