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Post 2020.03.10

Future Prospects of EU Legislation in a Post-Brexit Council (2)

Analysis by Attila Kovács and Levente Kocsis

Post 2020.03.09

IFAT hosted a conference on the Free and Open Indo-Pacific

On 26 February the Institute for Foreign Affairs and Trade (IFAT) hosted a conference on nuclear and security challenges as well as connectivity issues of Asia with the participation of experts from Japan, Hungary, and Central and Eastern Europe.

Post 2020.02.28

KAS–IFAT Western Balkans Conference 2020

On the 27th of February 2020, the Institute for Foreign Affairs and Trade (IFAT) and the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) held their annual Western Balkans Conference at the Andrássy University Budapest. This year, the event focused on the future of EU enlargement towards the Balkan region. The conference entitled “European perspectives for the Western Balkans – The EU’s credentials at stake?” offered high-level speakers a platform to showcase how their respective country or institution see the future of the European project in the Western Balkans.

Post 2020.02.27

The strategy of the European Union regarding the Middle East

The Institute for Foreign Affairs and Trade, in cooperation with the French Institute of Budapest, hosted a roundtable discussion entitled “The strategy of the European Union regarding the Middle East” on the 24th of February, 2020. The event focused on the evaluation of the foreign policy of the EU in the region and on the challenges related to formulating a unified approach.

Post 2020.02.27

IFAT hosted a public lecture and roundtable discussion on the Asia-Pacific region and Vietnam

On 24 February the Institute for Foreign Affairs and Trade (IFAT) hosted a public lecture of To Anh Tuan, PhD, deputy-director of the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam on current trends of the Asia-Pacific and Vietnam’s position in the region. The presentation was followed by a roundtable discussion with the participation of Tamás Baranyi, PhD, deputy director of IFAT.

Post 2020.02.27

Future Prospects of EU Legislation in a Post-Brexit Council

Analysis by Attila Kovács and Levente Kocsis

Post 2020.02.24

Towards a More Effective European Foreign Policy? – Research Presentation at the IFAT

On 19 February, the Institute for Foreign Affairs and Trade (IFAT) organized an event titled “Towards a More Effective European Foreign Policy – Research Presentation about the Qualified Majority Voting and the European Security Council”. The authors of the study discussed, among other things, the major challenges facing the European Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP), the changing global political environment affecting the effectiveness of EU foreign policy, and the dynamics among Member States.

Post 2020.02.19

Geopolitical competition in the Eastern Mediterranean

The Institute for Foreign Affairs and Trade hosted a roundtable discussion entitled “Geopolitical competition in the Eastern Mediterranean” on the 17th of February, 2020. The event focused on the regional and global rivalry following the discovery of natural gas reserves in the Eastern basin of the Mediterranean sea and its effects, as well as the related energy security considerations of Hungary and the European Union.

Post 2020.02.14

Foreign Policy Review 2019

Foreign Policy Review 2019 – Volume 12 Published by the Institute for Foreign Affairs and Trade

Post 2020.02.11

IFAT hosted a roundtable discussion on changes of regional and global value chains

On 6 February the Institute for Foreign Affairs and Trade (IFAT) hosted a roundtable discussion on current trends of regional and global value chains. Anikó Magasházi PhD, researcher of the Institute of Advanced Studies in Kőszeg, and László Kacsirek PhD, associate professor Corvinus University of Budapest were invited speakers of the event.

Post 2020.01.30

Foreign Policy Review – Call for Papers

Call for Papers – The ASEAN region: an emerging key player in global economy

Post 2020.01.30

The Belarus–Russia Integration Deal as the Kremlin’s Strategic Tool

Analysis by Yuri Tsarik

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