The European Union this week holds its most challenging summit since the outbreak of Russia’s aggression almost two years ago as the bloc’s plan to support Ukraine financially and start its accession negotiations are threatened by a veto of Hungary, positioning itself to be Moscow’s and China’s Trojan Horse in Europe.
Upcoming on Visegrad Insight:
- Garvan Walshe breaks down the impact of strategic corruption in Central Europe.
- Lisa Yasko asks what being European means to Ukraine and what should be in the next EU strategic agenda.
- Zuzana Kepplová examines how populism can thrive during times of hybrid warfare, focusing on the Slovak example.
- EVENT Bratislava: What Are Slovakia’s Priorities For the Next EU Agenda? 13 December at 4:30 PM. Click here for more information and to register

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