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prof. Przemysław Żurawski vel Grajewski Mass protests in Belarus, the smoldering Russo-Ukrainian war, erosion of the power system in Russia, the war between two Eastern Partnership countries – Azerbaijan and…

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Central Europe in 2021: The 30th Anniversary of the Visegrad Group. The Year of Opportunities and Challenges

April 22, 2021

At first glance, the year 2021 may seem very promising for Central European countries, many of which came through the COVID-19 pandemic with fewer losses than most Western European states…

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Central Eastern Europe as a key on the International Chessboard

August 20, 2019

The Warsaw Institute Review: World Review. “Central Eastern Europe as a key on the International Chessboard” article made by geopolitics and economy expert Mr. Paweł Opaczyński. „Who rules East Europe…

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HUNGARIAN PRESIDENT JANOS ADER ADDRESSES A CEREMONY MARKING THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ACCESSION OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC AND THE REST OF THE VISEGRAD FOUR (V4) COUNTRIES INCLUDING HUNGARY, POLAND AND SLOVAKIA TO THE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION (NATO), IN PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC, 12 MARCH. © ZSOLT SZIGETVARY (PAP/EPA)

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Visegrad Four Defense Cooperation: Years of Missed Opportunities

June 24, 2019

Since the establishment of the Visegrad Four – Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic and Slovakia – in the early 1990s, most of the leaders and experts expected that, due to similar…

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How Central European Countries Counter the Kremlin Hostile Actions: the Czech Republic’s and Poland Unfulfilled Potential

May 16, 2019

The Visegrad countries cannot find common ground in their attitude towards Russia, which is still disrupting international order and interfering in the domestic affairs of European countries.

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The Visegrad Group in the security architecture of Europe

October 25, 2018

While attempting to understand the role of the Visegrad Four (V4) in the security policy of Central Europe or, more broadly – the North Atlantic Treaty, it should not be forgotten that the Visegrad Group is a strictly political and not defensive project.

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