In Between Europe·Dec 17, 2019#24 Judicial Independence in HungaryIn the last episode of 2019, we look at the state of play in the judiciary in Hungary and what the most recent amendments mean for rule of…
In Between Europe·Nov 19, 2019#23 Visegrad and Growth in EuropeThis episode is a forward-looking one, which builds on our previous discussion about the economic legacy of the transition. We discuss a…
In Between Europe·Oct 17, 2019#22 Transition@30: The Economic LegacyIn this episode we talk to Dóra Győrffy, a professor at the Pázmány Péter Catholic University in Hungary, about the economic legacy of the…
In Between Europe·May 28, 2019#21 EP elections in the Visegrad FourThis episode is the first segment of a two-part series with Talk Eastern Europe (TEE) on the results of the European Parliament elections…
In Between Europe·Apr 3, 2019#20 Presidential Elections in SlovakiaProgressive newcomer Zuzana Caputova secured a surprise victory in Slovakia’s presidential elections this past weekend. We talk about what…A response icon1A response icon1
In Between Europe·Mar 3, 2019#19 What Future for the Media in Central Europe?We’re back! Here with us today is Marius Dragomir, the director of the Center for Media, Data, and Society at Central European University…
In Between Europe·Dec 18, 2018#18 Energy and Energy Security in Central EuropeIn a long-awaited episode we tackle the important question of energy security in the Central European region. For this, we talk to András…
In Between Europe·Nov 20, 2018#17 Central European FuturesIn this episode we discuss a new report titled Central European Futures — Five Scenarios for 2025 that maps five possible futures for the…
In Between Europe·Sep 16, 2018#16 Slovenia’s Politics = Normal?We talk to Aljaž Pengov Bitenc, a Slovenian journalist and fellow podcast host in this episode and navigate the not-so-choppy waters of…
In Between Europe·Aug 22, 2018#15 Slovakia and the Coming post-Fico EraWe’re back! In this episode we are talking to Milan Nič, a senior fellow at the German Council on Foreign Relations. We discuss what has…A response icon1A response icon1
