Think Tank
Video Recap: US Elections’ Impact on CEE Security
6 November 2024
Gabor Berczeli, Magda Jakubowska, Wojciech Przybylski, Tobias Spori
Is this the end of the mainstream in Brussels? Join us on 29 April at 4:00 PM in Budapest at a discussion that will gather experts from Germany, Hungary and Poland and articulate Central European perspectives on the future of European democracy in the context of the forthcoming 2024 European elections. This event will be hosted by Robert Schuman Institute and it will take place at Create26, Kiraly u. 26, 1061, Budapest.
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. All registered participants will receive a report in PDF. Download the report for free.
Programme:
16:00 Coffee break
16:30 Report presentation
- Magdalena Jakubowska, Vice-President, Visegrad Insight – Res Publica Foundation, Poland
16:40 – Panel Discussion and Q&A
- Magdalena Jakubowska, Vice-President, Visegrad Insight – Res Publica Foundation, Poland
- Gabor Berczeli, Director, Robert Schuman Institute, Hungary
- Wojciech Przybylski, Editor-in-chief, Visegrad Insight, President, Res Publica
Foundation, Poland (online) - Tobias Spöri, lecturer, Vienna University, Head of Program, D-Part Berlin, Germany
18:00 – Networking
The report and this public discussion are carried out as part of a Europe for Citizens project co-financed by the European Commission. 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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