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  • Xi’s Credibility Gap

    The centralization of power in Xi Jinping’s hands leaves China’s economy without experienced experts to manage policy. As everything must be decided personally by the president, delays and about…

  • Future Tense

    The Crisis of Narration Byung-Chul Han Polity Press, 2024 76 pages By Benjamin Cunningham

  • The Baltic Sea and Central Europe

    Has the situation in the Baltic Sea changed after Sweden and Finland joined NATO? It probably has, if the head of Polish diplomacy says publicly that the Russian Baltic Fleet may meet the same sad…

  • Will Putin Run Out of Money?

    When Russia brutally attacked Ukraine in February 2022, the Western powers responded by imposing the broadest and, as it was then believed, the most effective sanctions on Moscow. In this article,…

  • Central and Eastern Europe Have Never Been a Homogeneous Entity and Never Will Be

    interview People have short memories and few remember what it was like to live behind the Iron Curtain. Things like visa-free travel, study abroad and harassment-free life are being taken for granted, says…

  • What’s the Future of Central Europe?

    I am hopeful that there will not be a third world war, but I am pessimistic about Ukraine – says British historian Martyn Rady.

  • The Land that Came out of the Footnotes

    Ukraine was recognized too late and at too high a price. And the account is still not final. Mykola Riabchuk

  • Orbán Is All About Cash

    interview Michael Ignatieff, former Rector of Central European University in Budapest, author and former Canadian politician, on how Viktor Orbán rose to the top of the Conservative International and created a…

  • Zuzana Čaputová: a Lone Fighter Against Malfunctioning Politics

    Zuzana Čaputová is the first woman to hold the position of head of state in the Slovak Republic, and one of the few females to have decided to take an active part in the politics of this fairly young…

  • The Church Is Somewhere In-between

    interview “Conservative, identity-based piety will not offer people any vision of the future. Certainly, the kind of Church we know from Poland or even the Czech Republic will not do it,” says Monsignor Prof.…

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