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Infosecurity.sk: Bi-Weekly Report on Emerging Disinformation Trends

Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom/March 18, 2021March 18, 2021 /Leave a comment

By Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom and STRATPOL – Strategic Policy Institute Project Infosecurity.sk organized by STRATPOL – Strategic Policy Institute and Slovak Security Policy Institute, supported by the Prague office of Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom, continuously monitors the activities of both Slovak and foreign disinformation actors, but focuses mainly on the former. The project activities are built upon daily monitoring of emerging disinformation, hoaxes and conspiracy theories in the online information space. That…

Politics

Women in European Politics

Magdolna Molnar and Republikon Institute/March 11, 2021March 11, 2021 /Leave a comment

On the occasion of the International Women’s Day, I asked four MEPs from Central-Eastern Europe what they think where we stand now on the issue of female political leadership in Europe. I was interested in what they consider the biggest obstacles for women pursuing a career in politics.

Economy

Toxic Mix of Private Business, Politics, Chinese Influence Operations in CEE

Adela Kleckova/October 30, 2020October 30, 2020 /Leave a comment

The European Commission has approved of a very important merger – between a powerful Chinese ally and Czech billionaire, Petr Kellner and the influential media group, Central European Media Enterprises. This could result in manipulation of public opinion in favor of China all over the CEE region.

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INESS Publishes Health for Money 2020

INESS/September 15, 2020 /Leave a comment

After a successful first run in 2019, the INESS Institute published the 2020 international healthcare ranking Health for Money. The rankings follow 23 various indicators including life expectancy, maternal mortality, the consumption of antibiotics, among others.

Politics

Lessons from the Last European Presidency Trios

Kamilla Kiraly and Republikon Institute/August 14, 2020 /Leave a comment

The Council of the European Union as voice of the member governments and as main legislative body of the EU alongside with the Parliament, had a key role in these debates which worth to recall.

Society

Life in Plastic, Is It Fantastic? Why Banning Single-Use Plastics Is Not Enough

Christine Frohn and Liberales Institut/July 30, 2020 /Leave a comment

In June 2020, the German cabinet introduced a regulation banning certain single-use products made of plastic; the European Union had already introduced a similar regulation in May 2019. In future, the sale of products such as throwaway plastic cutlery, plates, straws and cotton buds will be prohibited.

Politics

Presidential Election in Poland: Trzaskowski – Liberal Alternative to Duda

Natalie Marakova and Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom/July 2, 2020 /Leave a comment

The popular Warsaw mayor, Trzaskowski did not join the election campaign until mid-May, but he set the tone from the beginning. The 48-year-old politician of the opposition Civic Platform (PO) and former European Minister is a feared opponent of the PiS.

Society

Turmoil or Defusing Atmosphere Globally after George Floyd’s Death

Michal Luczewski and Liberte/June 22, 2020 /Leave a comment

The murder of Floyd triggered a social dynamic that no one could have predicted. Riots broke out in many US cities, London, with protests spreading across European cities, including Poznan in Poland.

Politics

What We Miss about Georgia: On Electoral Reform

Krassen Stanchev and IME/June 19, 2020June 19, 2020 /1 Comment

Georgia is becoming, once again, a country to be watched by those of us who value liberty and the expansion of freedom and prosperity. Back in the fall and winter of 2019, there was little news about Georgia in the European and Central European media. There were a few political and economic developments – such as the international indexes (on economic freedom, by the Fraser Institute, and on ease of doing business) and an interview…

Politics

Future of Europe 2020-2022: To Err Is Human, But to Persevere in Error Is Diabolical

Leo Klinkers/June 9, 2020June 10, 2020 /Leave a comment

President Macron’s call (March 2019) for a Conference on the future of Europe has led at the end of 2019 to a decision by the European Parliament and the European Commission to launch such a Conference on Schuman Day: May 9, 2020. Due to the COVID-19 crisis the launching was postponed.

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Infosecurity.sk: Bi-Weekly Report on Emerging Disinformation Trends

Women in European Politics

Toxic Mix of Private Business, Politics, Chinese Influence Operations in CEE

INESS Publishes Health for Money 2020

Lessons from the Last European Presidency Trios

Life in Plastic, Is It Fantastic? Why Banning Single-Use Plastics Is Not Enough

Presidential Election in Poland: Trzaskowski – Liberal Alternative to Duda

Turmoil or Defusing Atmosphere Globally after George Floyd’s Death

What We Miss about Georgia: On Electoral Reform

Future of Europe 2020-2022: To Err Is Human, But to Persevere in Error Is Diabolical

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