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Sheran: Populism Will Evolve and Survive
January 08, 2020
In The Atlantic, Yasmeen Sheran writes about the evolution and long-term influence of populism.
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Brzezinski: U.S. Should Increase Investment in Central Europe's Three Seas Initiative
January 08, 2020
Writing in The National Interest, Ian Brzezinski urges the United States to increase its investment in the Three Seas Initiative, a coalition of Central European countries dedicated to accelerating the development of cross border energy, transport, and digital infrastructure in the region between the Baltic, Black and Adriatic Seas.
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Joint Report Explains Central European Vulnerability to Influence from Russia, China and Turkey
January 07, 2020
According to a report by Political Capital, a Hungarian think-tank, and the Prague Security Studies Institute, the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Slovakia are "particularly vulnerable" to influence from Russia, China, and Turkey.
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Applebaum: Putin's Remarks Constitute an Attempt to Undermine Poland's Influential Role in Eastern Europe
January 07, 2020
Writing in The Atlantic, Russian expert Anne Applebaum argues that the primary aim of Russian President Vladimir Putin's late December comments blaming Poland for the outbreak of World War II may have been to undermine Poland's status as the largest and most important of the Eastern European NATO members.
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Ellyatt: Germany May Experience Brexit-like Disruption
January 01, 2020
According to Holly Ellyatt writing at CNBC.com, political instability in Germany, coupled with ongoing economy uncertainty, could mean that the disruption seen in the U.K. during its Brexit crisis could shift to Germany.
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