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Matěj Faltus focused on Polish-Belarusian relationship since the year 1989 and further perspective.

Without exaggeration, we can say that 2018 was the year when everyone heard or read about climate change. According to The New York Times daily, climate change was the most important topic of its journalists. However, that is not a reason to rejoice.

Recommendations from the roundtable discussion of the National Convention on EU Affairs for the informal summit of the European Council, which will take place on 9 May in Sibiu, are now available. They were prepared by Vladimír Bartovic and Zuzana Kasáková from EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy and are based on the discussion which took place on 29 March in the Liechtenstein Palace in Prague.

Our Tereza Novotná comments the position of the EU after the EU-China Summit in April.

Vladimír Bartovic, Christian Kvorning Lassen, Martin Michelot and Vít Havelka present their thoughts on the prospect of a long Brexit extension (April 10).

Our Miroslava Pěčková wrote a blog focusing on the 2019 Slovak presidential elections.

Our Martin Michelot wrote an article for the Jacques Delors Institute about the effect of the activation of Article 7 against Poland and Hungary.

Martin Michelot, Christian Kvorning Lassen, Alexandr Lagazzi and Kateřina Davidová react to the EUCO Meeting held in March 2019.

The latest edition of our Eastern Monitor series, authored by Jana Juzová, analyzes the state of the Visa liberalization of Kosovo.

On 29th of March, another National Convention on EU Affairs is going to take place in the Liechtenstein Palace. The topic of this round table is "Priorities of Czechia for the Summit in Sibiu". The debaters will be representatives of state administration, education sector, business sphere, and social partners. The professional guarantor of this round table is EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy.

Our Alexandr Lagazzi and Michal Vít, in a joint policy paper, present a year-long reflection on Chinese foreign policy and backdoor-deals diplomacy in the Western Balkans. Analysing the implementation of Chinese-backed investment projects in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, the paper suggests the impact of Chinese influence in the region.

Recommendationa from the roundtable debate of the National Convention on EU Affairs, which took place on February 8 at the Lichtenštejn Palace, are now available.