East-Central and Southeast Europe

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Make Orbán Great Again – Hungary’s EU presidency

As Hungary took on the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union, its Prime Minister Viktor Orbán immediately …

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A Looming Illiberal Shift: Slovakia after the 2024 Presidential Election

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Poland Before the Election: How Do You Reverse Illiberalism?

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Serbia and Kosovo: EU-Backed Agreement Seeks Regional Stability

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Central Europe: The Czech Republic Steers Clear of Populist Tide, for Now

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From Ambiguity to Adaptation: How to Shift Gears in EU-Ukrainian Relations

Street Protest in Latin America

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BTI 2022: An Alarm Signal for Democracy

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International Human Rights Day: Those Who Do Not Officially Exist Have No Rights

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Women’s Rights: Poland Gears Up to Exit Istanbul Convention

Independence Montenegro

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Montenegro 15 Years After Independence: United in Division?

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Ukraine-Hungarian Relations: A Tale of Mounting Mutual Mistrust

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Índice de Transformación Bertelsmann 2020

Analysis

OSCE Leadership Vacuum: Squabbling Threatens Clout of International Security Organization

Analysis

Globalization Report 2020 – Where do the BTI countries stand?

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The results of the BTI 2020 in the context of COVID-19

Analysis

God, Luck and Politics: A Brief History of Graft in Hungary

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Serbian-Chinese Ties: A Potential Threat for the EU?

Analysis

New Walls I: Militarizing Borders in Europe

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European Parliament Elections: Land of the Non-Voters

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