| Central Europe Outlook 2012: Toward a Two-Speed Europe | ||
| 1 February 2012 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. Read More >> | ||
| The Politics of the Euro Crisis | ||
| 31 January 2012 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. Read More >> | ||
| Is Orbánism Infectious or Hungary’s Ailment Alone? | ||
| 31 January 2012 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. Read More >> | ||
| Insider View - Minister Tamás Fellegi on Hungary’s Economic Woes | ||
| 31 January 2012 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. Read More >> | ||
| 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. Read More >> | ||
| 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. Read More >> | ||
| 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. Read More >> | ||
| Hungarian Rhapsodies | ||
| 16 December 2011 In the January/February 2012 edition of American Interest, Charles Gati, Professorial Lecturer and Interim Director of Russian and Eurasian Studies at Johns Hopkins/SAIS, writes on the wide-ranging changes that Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orbán’s government has implemented since coming to power in 2010. Arguing that some of these changes undermine Hungary’s democratic institutions, Professor Gati believes the United States and the EU should “speak with one voice” in expressing concern over the direction the Hungarian government has taken. Read More >> | ||
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Central Europe Digest
Central Europe Digest (CED) is a publication that highlights important developments in the region that may not make it into Western newspapers. Affiliated writers and associate scholars of CEPA, drawn from the academic, policy and business world in Central Europe write the articles, which not only flag relevant issues, but also provide needed analysis of the wider implications of these events. Their work augments CEPA's in-house research by providing views on the ground in the region on both geopolitics and economics. These writers come from a variety of national and ideological backgrounds, supporting CEPA’s mission of educating the policy-conscious public about events in Central Europe and how they relate to world affairs. Read More >> |
