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Published by China-CEE Institute (Kína-KKE Intézet Nonprofit Kft., H-1052 Budapest Petőfi Sándor utca 11.)
Responsible publisher: Feng Zhongping, Chief editor: Ju Weiwei
Print edition (published in 2017–2018): ISSN 2560-1601 (Print), Online edition: ISSN 2939-5933 (Online)
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Weekly Briefing, Vol. 71. No. 1 (HU) March 2024 A review of the Eastern Opening policy - Hungary’s economic relations with the East Csaba Moldicz The Eastern Opening policy was launched twelve years ago, in 2012. Back...
Weekly Briefing, Vol. 71. No. 1 (CZ) March 2024 Going to the Indo-Pacific: Geopolitical Motives Behind the Czech Strategy Ladislav Zemánek Summary The briefing investigates the policies of the Czech Republic toward the Indo-Pacific region. First of...
Weekly Briefing, Vol. 71. No. 1 (BG) March 2024 Coalition Agreement and Government with a New Prime Minister or Early Parliamentary Elections in Bulgaria? Evgeniy Kandilarov Summary On March 5, Bulgarian Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov submitted the resignation...
Weekly Briefing, Vol. 71. No. 1 (BH) March 2024 The position of women: femicides and the March 8th Faruk Borić Summary The public in Bosnia and Herzegovina is shaken by the news of the murder of a...
Weekly Briefing, Vol. 71. No. 1 (Al) March 2024 Albania’s (de)population - shaping the course of the nation Marsela Musabelliu Introduction In the face of numerous uncertainties and variables, the power of demographics in shaping small and...
Weekly Briefing, Vol. 69. No. 4 (RS) January 2024 Current Bilateral Relations between Serbia and China Ivona Ladjevac Summary No matter to the territorial and/or population disparity, Republic of Serbia and People’s Republic of China are bonded...
Weekly Briefing, Vol. 70. No. 4 (Sl) February 2024 The wars in Ukraine and the Near East and the Slovenian reactions to those conflicts Gašper Pirc Summary When Slovenia was voted in to become a non-permanent member of...
Weekly Briefing, Vol. 70. No. 4 (RS) February 2024 ODIHR Report on Serbian Elections Ivona Ladjevac Summary After the elections held in Serbia on December 17, 2023, the Serbian Progressive Party declared victory at all levels, while...
Weekly Briefing, Vol. 70. No. 4 (RO) February 2024 Some Perspectives on 75 Years of Romanian-Chinese Relations in 2024 Radu Sava Introduction In 2024, Romania and China celebrate the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations, signifying a noteworthy achievement...
Weekly Briefing, Vol. 70. No. 4 (PL) February 2024 Polish support for Ukraine, despite growing tensions in relations Konrad Rajca Summary Agricultural protests are sweeping through Europe, including Poland. Farmers are mainly protesting the EU's Green Deal...