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Human Security in Central Europe
Civil Society Futures
The Future of Work
Information Sovereignty
16. Eastern European Futures
15. Scenarios for Cohesive Growth
14. European Parliamentary Futures
13. Women Are NATO
12. Central European Futures
11. The Buzz Around The Ballot
10. From Golden Hands to Golden Heads
9. Allied Solidarity
8. Border Anxiety
7. Raising Innovators
6. New Europe 100
5. Maidan, Migrants, And Democracy
4. Future of Democracy Assistance
3. My Hero, Your Enemy
2. Rise and Fall of the Middle Class
1. The Future of the V4 – 20 Years on
Eastern Partnership 2030 Trends
Book: V4 – 25 Years The Continuing Story Of The Visegrad Group 1991-2016

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🗓 Disinfo Resilience in V4
🗓 Future of Gas in CE
🗓 #Women Are NATO
New Europe 100
DemocraCE Series
Central European Futures
Eastern European Futures

Visegrad Insight is the main Central European platform of debate and analysis that generates future policy directions for Europe and transatlantic partners. It was established in 2012 by the Res Publica Foundation – an independent think tank in Warsaw with its flagship Polish language publication Res Publica Nowa and the New Europe 100, a network of leaders of tomorrow.

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