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How does Central Europe look at current foreign policy issues and what do they expect about them for the future?
During July and August 2019, Visegrad Insight with the Association for International Affairs (AMO) and in cooperation with Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung and Slovak Foreign Policy Association carried out a survey among key actors of V4 countries’ foreign policies. Politicians, civil servants, journalists, researchers and business representatives answered questions concerning their perception of current foreign policy issues and their expectations about them for the future. The conclusions of the survey have brought us a unique insight into how different policymakers reflect upon various foreign policy phenomena.
More than 450 respondents from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Poland answered these and many other questions included in the survey carried out by AMO in July and August 2019.
Although the four countries are often perceived by outsiders as a cohesive, unified, often Eurosceptic actor, the Trends of Visegrád Foreign Policy 2019 survey shows that views in the Visegrád Group when it comes to most areas of foreign policy are not monolithic.