CEIAS is conducting a comprehensive study on India’s relations with the Visegrad Group countries – Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia. In light of recent global political developments, the study serves as a timely and valuable contribution to strengthening the bilateral relations between the V4 states and India, and understanding their role in the broader EU-India partnership.… Continue reading India-V4 Relations: Current State and the Way Forward
The project is focused on building and enhancing connections with the new Slovak diaspora in Asia, seeking to leverage these networks to contribute to the development of the academic, science and technology, innovation, and business sectors in Slovakia. The project will deliver these objectives through networking activities, mentoring workshops, personal exchanges and knowledge transfer. Donor:… Continue reading The Asian Connection: The contribution of the Slovak diaspora in Asia to the development of academic and innovation sector in Slovakia
CEIAS is implementing a project studying the China-related narratives on social media and public discourse in Central European countries (Czechia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia). The project will present a comprehensive analysis of the China-related narratives on key social media in Central Europe, specifically Czechia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia. Using a unique corpus of data gathered… Continue reading Investigating China-related narratives in the Central European information space
CEIAS is the coordinating institution of a grant project “East Asian electric vehicle makers in the V4 countries’ electric vehicle transition” supported by the International Visegrad Fund. The project will study the participation of East Asian EV carmakers in the V4 countries’ EV transition, and analyze their strategies in navigating the local market and the… Continue reading East Asian electric vehicle makers in the V4 countries’ electric vehicle transition
CEIAS is implementing a project studying the sources of public attraction towards China in Europe. CHARM will study the driving forces behind public attraction toward the West’s foremost authoritarian challenge, China. It will employ a mixed-method approach based on public opinion survey data and case studies of three selected EU countries (Germany, Hungary, and Slovakia).… Continue reading How authoritarian countries win ‘hearts and minds’: China’s attraction in the EU (CHARM)
