ČRo Plus: Vít Havelka about the new EU budget for 2021–2027

February 20, 2020

Vít Havelka, research fellow from EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy, was talking about the new Charles Michel's (President of the European Council) budget proposal for European Union for years 2021–2027.

The whole interview is available on the website of ČRo Plus (it starts from 21:07 in Czech language).

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Vít Havelka
Senior Research Fellow

Expertise: EU institutional relations with member states, europeisation, transformation role of EU

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