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Martin Reguli

ABOUT Martin Reguli
Senior Analyst at the F. A. Hayek Foundation, a leading Slovakian free-market think tank, focusing primarily on the areas of economics, social policy, and foreign affairs at the level of Slovak Republic and the European Union.
He is active in the consultations about the education policy as well as the digitalization progress in the V4 region.
He helped implement multiple projects and organize numerous conferences, bringing together different actors from the areas of business, academia, and the public sector.
He has experience in work in the legislative chamber and the executive, with the research and policy projects in the areas of economic and foreign policy.
He regularly appears in the media and offers commentaries on the key public policy areas
Karmic Elections in Slovakia
Politics
Karmic Elections in Slovakia
The election night is always magical. It is a beautiful moment when we may spot all shades of human emotions, starting with joy and celebration, ending with consternation, sadness or even total disillusionment. Saturday’s elections in Slovakia were quite special in this respect.
The Future of Money 3.0
Think Tank News
The Future of Money 3.0
F. A. Hayek Foundation is pleased to present you the third Future of Money 3.0 Conference that is taking place on 26th November in Bratislava. F. A. Hayek Foundation is pleased to present you the third Future of Money 3.0 Conference that is taking place on November 26 in Bratislava.
Awakening of the Sleeping Volcano
Politics
Awakening of the Sleeping Volcano
European politics will surely highlight one of the days in their calendar the next week, to check the results of the elections and eventually relax again. Up to this, the EU has to, as every five years, await the sleeping volcano, which in event of its explosion, may cover the EU with darkness.
The Ukrainian Crisis of European Abilities
Economy
The Ukrainian Crisis of European Abilities
What will happen if there accidentally will be a change of government in Russia under the pressure of economic sanctions? This would be a success for European Union, but at the same time it would not solve the fact that Russian propaganda of nationalism has build anticipation in Russian society that a new leader will have to face, having in mind his own reputation.