Think Tank
Visegrad Insight Breakfasts
Visegrad Insight Breakfast with President Othmar Karas
28 April 2025
Magdalena Jakubowska | Wojciech Przybylski | Maciej Stadejek | Sigita Struberga | Wojtek Talko
Join us on 24 May at 11:30 AM (brunch) in Brussels for a debate, “Navigating Informed Choices in the 2024 EP Elections – CEE Perspective”, which will feature experts from Poland and Latvia. This event will take place at Avenue de Cortenbergh 16, Brussels.
What is the role of the media in countering disinformation narratives? How can we make more from information space to protect democracy in Europe? The discussion will articulate Central European perspectives on the future of European democracy in the context of the forthcoming 2024 European elections.
Please register using the form by clicking HERE,
This conference is based on a report, produced through a year-long strategic foresight program involving 10 partners and insights from over 150 policy influencers, explores potential outcomes and their implications for the EU’s democratic future and global influence. Specifically, the report examines challenges and opportunities related to democratic resilience, the Rule of Law, fundamental rights, and the EU’s role as a global actor. Download the report for free.
PROGRAMME:
- 11:30 Welcoming coffee
- 12:00 Opening
H.E. Maciej Stadejek – Representative of Poland to the Political and Security Committee, Deputy Head of the Permanent Representation of the Republic of Poland to the European Union
- 12:05 Presentation of the report
Magdalena Jakubowska – Vice President, Res Publica Foundation
- 12:10-13:15 Discussion
Wojciech Przybylski – Editor-in-Chief, Visegrad Insight
Sigita Struberga – Secretary-General, Latvian Transatlantic Organisation #LATO
Wojtek Talko -member of the cabinet of Vice President Vera Jourova, advising on communication and digital affairs, including countering disinformation
Moderator: Magdalena Jakubowska – Vice President, Res Publica Foundation
- 13:15-13:30 Q&A
- 13:30-14:00 networking
The report and this public discussion are carried out as part of a larger project co-financed by the European Commission CERV mechanism. The project seeks to energise a forward-looking debate among civil society actors in CEE on the block’s key challenges and to identify and address the main threat perceptions.
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