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VISEGRAD NEWS – Hidden messages behind the Budapest Declaration

December 21, 2013

< The joint V4+Croatia Foreign Ministers Declaration has three important political messages: the declaration marks the growing political importance of the V4 countries (1), it is a window of opportunity for the European Integration of the Balkan countries (2) and finally, it is another visible result of a Hungarian pro-Croatian foreign policy (3). Firstly, with… » read more

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Eastern Partnership, EU Foreign Policy, EU news & updates, EU Security and Defense Policy, European Integration, Hungary, Visegrád alliance (PL-CZ-SK-HU)

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Afghanistan 2001, Iraq 2003, Lybia 2011 Syria 2013? – A Modern Crusade against the Arabic World?

September 1, 2013

At this stage, there are rumours about the new stage of the modern crusade of Western military powers lead by the U.S. Will the upcoming intervention in Syria facilitate somehow the European Foreign policy? Or will it demonstrate the weakness of Europe again? Actually, the chain of the recent arabic wars in this century exactly… » read more

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EU Foreign Policy, EU news & updates, EU Security and Defense Policy, European Integration, Visegrád alliance (PL-CZ-SK-HU)

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Will the Visegrád quartett (PL-CZ-SK-HU) replace the DE-FR duo in shaping the EU’s future?

July 23, 2013

The Franco-German leadership has gone. The time of the Visegrád group is about to come? The German-French leadership is outdated in a way that the strong Kohl-Miterrand or Schröder-Chirac leadership – which could even confront with the United States about the Iraq war – has gone. Merkozy is broken, France is currently in an economic… » read more

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Environment, EU news & updates, European Integration, Human Rights, Hungary, National minorities, Public Health, Roma, Visegrád alliance (PL-CZ-SK-HU)

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The Fallen State Syria as the Achilles’ tendon of the EU Foreign Policy

March 25, 2013

What is common in Cyprus, Hungary and Syria? They were all on the agenda of the recent 15 March 2013 EU summit, and they represent for the time being the three main waives of the multiple crises Europa faces nowadays. Cyprus and its bailout marks the new level of the economic/social crisis, Hungary provoked harsh… » read more

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EU Foreign Policy, EU news & updates, EU Security and Defense Policy, Visegrád alliance (PL-CZ-SK-HU)

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Hungary and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) – Dirty Dancing?

April 26, 2012

“Three things of life once gone, never come back: Time, words & opportunity” This Blog entry relates to a Washington Post Article “EU to start aid talks with Hungary after concessions on central bank independence” The Manager of the LinkedIn group “Friends of the European Union” shared it there and following an interesting discussion, I… » read more

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EU news & updates, Euro & Finance, Human Rights, Hungary, Visegrád alliance (PL-CZ-SK-HU)

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Quo vadis, Hungary?

April 23, 2012

“Perseverance is the hard work you do after you tired of doing the hard work you already did.” Why this Blog entry is dedicated to this particular subject? EPC, an independent think-thank organized a policy briefing on 23 April 2012 in Brussels for an audience more than 200 people where Mr Viktor ORBÁN Prime Minister… » read more

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EU news & updates, Human Rights, Hungary, Visegrád alliance (PL-CZ-SK-HU)

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My European Civil Voice @EU_ZMK

Zoltán Massay-Kosubek is a Hungarian qualified lawyer living in Brussels, and he is an adamant advocate for better health in Europe. “The only wealth which you will keep forever is the wealth you have given away.” ~Marcus Aurelius

Zoltán is a passionate advocate and campaigner, strongly committed to the public interest throughout his professional career. As a Hungarian qualified lawyer, he has a proven record on effective campaign management and advocacy, including staff management and fundraising activities. He is a coalition builder and believes in the need to fight inequalities and social injustice. His competencies are based on effectively delivered projects, consultancy services to member organisations and campaigns. In addition to his native Hungarian, Zoltán is fluent in English, French and German. You can contact me at: zoltanmassaykosubek@yahoo.com


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