The Visegrad Four are known as the rebels of the European Union. The group, consisting of Poland, Hungary, Czechia and Slovakia, has often acted as an organised blocking minority, most famously during the migration crisis in 2015. But something has changed in the last few years.

The Visegrád Four: From a
Rebelling Gang to a Failed Alliance

If asked who are the “bad boys” of the European Union, our first thoughts will…

by Camille Réau

Historiker Harold James zieht Parallelen zwischen historischen Ereignissen und dem russischen Angriffskrieg gegen die Ukraine.

„Dann hat Putin gewonnen …“

Herr James, wie weit darf der Westen Wladimir Putin entgegenkommen? Ich möchte…

by Stephan Seiler

crisis

The Opportunity
of Crisis

Crisis – What crisis? For decades indeed we have experienced – in Europe…

by Stephan Seiler

Elon Musk and Twitter

Musk hat einen Vogel

„Wer die Technologie beherrscht und die Infrastrukturen besitzt, hat die…

by Stephan Seiler

Politics can be analysed from many perspectives. Sergio Fabbrini explains why he prefers the analysis through the lense of political systems.

The Power of the
Political Centre

„I ask myself: how do national political systems respond to the need to…

by Stephan Seiler

Macron's re-election

The Hidden Danger Behind Macron's Victory

The French electoral system is organised as a two-round race: in the first…

by Stephan Seiler

Remaking Europe

Remaking Europe in
an Uncertain World

With the eruption of a large-scale war in Europe for the first time since 1945,…

by Stephan Seiler

Fortschritt

Mehr Fortschritt wagen

Henning Vöpel erklärt im Gespräch mit Welt/N24 die Kernaussagen einer…

by Dennis Kossowski

Udo di Fabio

Udo di Fabio:
"Die Demokratie zeigt Krisensymptome"

Herr Di Fabio, die Bundesnotbremse gibt dem Bund gegenüber den Ländern mehr…

by Dennis Kossowski

Digitalisierung

Digitalisierung zwischen Verheißung und Untergang

Hier können Sie sich den Mitschnitt anhören: (Copyright by hr-iNFO –…

by Dennis Kossowski