Commentary
Democratic Security
Friends on Ukraine’s Terms? Hungary Drops Its Veto
10 June 2026
6 June 2024
Editor-in-Chief
As the upcoming EU elections loom, voters must recognise that their decisions will shape the continent’s future on critical issues of peace, economic stability and democratic freedoms amidst unprecedented challenges.
The upcoming European elections are the most important so far.
Some say that this is true only until the next vote takes place, but what if these EU elections were the last ones in the European Union? What is really at stake at the EU ballots? Let me highlight three questions that should guide your electoral decision.
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Editor-in-Chief
Wojciech Przybylski is leading strategic foresight on EU affairs to improve democratic security of Poland in Europe. He organises EuropeFuture.Forum as the Editor of Visegrad Insight and the President of Res Publica Foundation. An advisory board member at LSE IDEAS Ratiu Forum, European Forum of New Ideas. A guest lecturer at the Foreign Service Institute for the U.S. Government, Warsaw University and CEU Democracy Institute. He co-authored among others a book 'Understanding Central Europe’, (Routledge 2017), and 'On the Edge. Poland' (Culturescapes 2019), 'Let's Agree on Poland' (Oxford University Press, 2025) and was widely published in the international press.
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