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Event: How the nationalist agenda is shaping Slovakia’s future
6 September 2024
A week-long debate on the EU’s future after the EP elections. We have gathered Central Eastern Europe’s leading voices to discuss the EU’s Strategic Agenda.
In June, European citizens will go to the polls to vote in the EU Parliamentary elections. Visegrad Insight will provide up-to-the-minute information on the elections and offer a systematic preview. The platform will invite politicians, experts, analysts and leading journalists to discuss the current “State of the EU’s Strategic Agenda” and offer an outlook for the future.
Join us on 3-5 June for discussions on defence, disinformation, and the EU economy ahead of the upcoming European Parliament elections. SCROLL DOWN FOR THE REGISTRATION FORM OR REGISTER BY CLICKING HERE
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The first 30 minutes of the events will be on the record, while the second 30 minutes will be off the record for Q&A. During the off-the-record part, you will have the opportunity to engage with our speakers and ask them questions.
Monday, 3 June, 3:00 PM CET/ 9:00 AM ET
Alina Ineyeh – Marcin Król Fellow, Visegrad Insight
Paweł Karbownik – Deputy Minister of Finance, Poland
Paul Taylor – freelance columnist for The Guardian and a senior visiting fellow at the European Policy Centre
Moderator: Magda Jakubowska – Vice President, Res Publica Foundation
Tuesday, 4 June, 3:00 PM CET/ 9:00 AM ET
Tomasz Chłoń – Plenipotentiary of the Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs for Countering International Disinformation
Daniel Milo – Counter Disinformation Subject Matter Expert, TechSoup
Veronika Vichova – Analyst, Center for an Informed Society
Moderator: Galan Dall – Managing Editor, Visegrad Insight
Wednesday, 5 June, 3:00 PM CET/ 9:00 AM ET
Jakub Landovský – Czech Ambassador to NATO
Artur Nowak Far – Professor at the Warsaw School of Economics
Charlotte Ruhe – Managing Director for Central and South Eastern Europe, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Moderator: Tomasz Kasprowicz, Editor-in-Chief of Res Publica Nowa
