Our Miňo Urbaník wrote a blog about the climate policy of Great Britain.

In her policy paper, Nicole Grmelová concerns with accredited assistants to the European Parliament, commonly referred to as APAs. She examines their legal status and evaluates its efficiency, strengths and weaknesses, and also compares its written wording with the actual implementation after 10 years of existence of the legal status of assistants.

Matěj Faltus wrote about very actual and live topic. It's brexit and Conservative party. How it all will look alike? How about Boris Johnson and his ambitions?

Our Jana Vlčková explores, in her latest blog, the causes of low Czech voter turnout in the EP elections.

Štěpán Vaškevič in his policy paper examines an often neglected activity in climate policies - waste management and its impact on climate change. How is the Czech republic really standing when it comes to this phenomena? And what are the further perspectives?

Matěj Faltus put his attention on tricky Polish-Lithuanian relationship since the year 1989. In many ways these bilateral relations are quite similar to the relations of Czechs and Slovaks.

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

Jana Juzová, as part of the project Think Visegrad, published a policy brief on the role of the V4 group in the Western Balkans.

Daniel Šitera, as part of the project Think Visegrad, published a policy brief on the V4 cooperation within the new Cohesion Policy.

Matěj Hejtmánek analyses, in his latest blog, the possibility of a 'no deal' Brexit and its implications for the Czech Republic.

Jarolím Antal authored a policy paper on the Czech Republic's involvement in the Horizon 2020, a research programme under the EU's Framework programme.

Vladislav Strnad authored a policy brief on the impact of the migration crisis on the V4 countries across the EU context.