Rethinking Central and Eastern Europe after the invasion of Ukraine

Panel discussion in cooperation with the Central European University from 31st May, 2023, at the wiiw Spring Seminar 2023 and 50th Anniversary event. The panel was titled, 'Rethinking Central and Eastern Europe after the Invasion of Ukraine'. Panelists discussed the past and future of Central and Eastern Europe with the Russian presence in Ukraine getting closer to other countries. Speakers included
Catherin Kahlweit, correspondent for Central and Eastern Europe
Paul Lendvai, Vienna-based journalist and author
Caroline De Gruyter, Europe Correspondent for NRC Handelsblad
Balázs Trencsényi, professor of history at CEU
Moderator: Shalini Randeria, President and rector of CEU
The main theme of the seminar was 'Ukraine and the Future of Europe'.
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Mr. Lendvai seems to be much more interested in Israeli and American politics than in European realities. I don't think that his presence brings added value, on the contrary, it accentuates the feeling that the interests of other countries are more important than ours, which reveals an undemocratic attitude and the feeling that we are being lied to. What is the value of United Europe and European citizenship if there is no guarantee of a democratic, correct practice.This debate is a big waste of time!