Wojciech Przybylski

Political analyst heading Visegrad Insight's policy foresight on European affairs. His expertise includes foreign policy and political culture. Editor-in-Chief of Visegrad Insight and President of the Res Publica Foundation. Europe's Future Fellow at IWM - Institute of Human Sciences in Vienna and Erste Foundation. Wojciech also co-authored a book 'Understanding Central Europe’, Routledge 2017. He has been published in Foreign Policy, Politico Europe, Journal of Democracy, EUObserver, Project Syndicate, VoxEurop, Hospodarske noviny, Internazionale, Zeit, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna, Onet, Gazeta Wyborcza and regularly appears in BBC, Al Jazeera Europe, Euronews, TRT World, TVN24, TOK FM, Swedish Radio and others.

Wojciech Przybylski

Articles

How To Win Real Peace in the EU Elections – COMMENTARY

Ursula Mobilised Europe Against The Virus – Now Tasked Against The Evil – QUICK TAKE

Security Is First, Democratic Freedoms Are Back, and the Enlargement Is for Real – QUICK TAKE

Unprecedented: Péter Magyar Employs Media to Successfully Challenge Viktor Orbán – INTERVIEW

Why Polish Leaders’ US trip matters to Europeans – QUICK TAKE

EU Enlargement At Different Speeds Set To Gain Traction – INTERVIEW

Ukrainians, Your Fight is Our Fight: We Are Mutually Indebted – Editorial

Poland’s Diplomatic Offensive: A New Momentum for the Weimar Triangle

Ukraine’s Big Win at the EU Summit: A 50 Billion Euro Deal and More

Poland’s Public Media Reshuffle Boosts Democracy and Rule of Law

Make Europe Great Again

How European Democracies Are to Survive a New Trump Age

New Polish Government Should Advocate for EU Enlargement

Anne Applebaum on the Polish Elections – How Autocratic Populism Failed

Von der Leyen Calls for a Tectonic Shift in the EU: More Members, More Power, More Prosperity

Ukraine in EU Path Threatened by Elections in Poland and Slovakia

Swift EU Accession Is a Necessity

Fostering Legal Solidarity – An Interview with Deborah Enix-Ross

Polish Government to Sideline Opposition Leader on Faked Charges

From Strategic Partner to Strategic Problem — Downfall of Hungary-Poland Relations

Ukraine in the EU: Making the Impossible Happen – An Interview with Ivan Krastev

The End of the Post-Wall Era – An Interview with Timothy Garton Ash

The CEE Electoral Year Spun By A Revolutionary Moment

Two on Polish Border Killed by Projectile and Why Russia is to Blame

Four Scenarios for Europe — Executive Summary

Poland Is Not Getting Money From the EU Until 2024

The 3SI — There Is Still Something Missing for It to Succeed

Will the Debate on the Euro Save Central Europe’s EU Future?

Orbán Ends the Budapest–Warsaw Axis

The Polish Government’s Russian Impossibilism

Why Donald Tusk Should Call Out Viktor Orbán While in Budapest

Russia’s Illegitimate Zones of Influence Likely to Consolidate in Early 2022

A Political Gamble On Tragedy

It’s a long way to ‘Polexit’

Open Call — Marcin Król Fellowship 2021-22

No Holiday for the Media and Democracy in Poland

We welcome Damon Wilson as the next President of NED

The Conference on the Future May Divide Europe

Matovič in Orbital Decay after Government Reshuffle

The EU Has Competences to Deal with Media Freedom

Justice Systems in Europe Require Whistleblowers

Orbán’s Salami Tactics to Overcome Independent Media

Squeezing Advertising Out Will Leave Disinformation as the Only Game in Town

South Korea Invests in V4 to Balance Out US-China Rivalry

Biden’s Appointments Reveal New Reality for CEE

In Hungary, It Also Started with Local Media

Hungary Will Give Way to Tactical Pragmatism

Central Europe Already Embraces the Next US President

A Bold Plan to Support Belarusians

Unpacking the Serbia-Kosovo Deal

Who Is Responsible for the Free Press

Belarus – a European Nation Reborn

We Are All Affected

The Last Mile

Hunger Riots in Europe? The Kremlin in Action

Kaczyński versus the People

The Need for Information Sovereignty

Information Sovereignty

Not Another Miracle

Central Europe in 2020

The Real Tragedy of Central Europe

Journalism as a Service

Cut Off the Oligarchs

Viktor Orbán Lost Budapest

Poland’s new post-Brexit BFF: Germany

Scary Russian Dissidents

Hungary Lacks Information Sovereignty

Winning By Losing In the EU

V4 Election Results

Europe’s Online Battles

Orbán in the White House

Shooting the Messenger

The Eurosceptic Effect

The Kaczynski Tapes

Orbán’s Self-imposed Predicament

Troubled Waters on the Vltava

Playing Politics in Bratislava

A Country on the Move