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The Centre-Right Antidote For EU Populism

Democratic Security Outlook: 18-24 October

Every Monday Visegrad Insight releases a weekly update on key developments in Central Europe from the point of view of democratic security. Our team monitors for important political, civil society, economy and foreign policy updates and where possible hints at risks and developing scenarios. Currently, we monitor the situation in...

It’s a long way to ‘Polexit’

Will it be Poland leaving the EU or the government leaving office?

The decision of Poland’s government-controlled constitutional court to reject EU authority has raised the spectre of ‘Polexit.’ But it might also have awakened Poland’s pro-Europe camp, and even paved the way for its own demise.

Czechia Forces A Political Collision Into Overtime

Analysis of some of the key takeaways from the Czech election and its implications for the illiberal turn in the region.

Election results in Czechia record a partial victory of liberal democracy when measured by Moscow or Budapest standards, but not an exciting victory when measured by Brussels’ or Berlin’s.

Lithuania Hopes For Further ICAO Action

The Lithuanian Minister of Transport hopes for further action after the ICAO report for the landed plane in Minsk

The Minister of Transport and Communications Marius Skuodis hopes that the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) will take ‘further actions’ after releasing the report scheduled for November regarding the plane forced to land in Minsk.

Zeman’s Coalition Gambit Denied