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6th June 2019

Quo Vadis Visegrad?

What unites Czechs, Slovaks, Poles, and Hungarians today and what divides them? What is the future of Visegrad? What are its relations with the EU and how is it being influenced by Russia? What are the sources of anger and polarization in the V4 countries and how dangerous is the fact that all the V4 countries have been dramatically dropping in the Media Freedom Index?

These questions – and much more – were discussed at the heart of the public debate called “Quo Vadis Visegrad?”


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