A fruitful debate in the MCC on the future of the EU

Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC) hosted a compelling debate featuring Rodrigo Ballester, Head of the Center for European Studies, and Marc De Vos, author of Superpower Europe: The European Union's Silent Revolution.

The EU should make a multi-speed framework available to candidate countries

The EU should adopt a multi-speed framework, allowing countries to utilize opt-outs and integrate at their own pace based on their political situations, while adhering to the principle of subsidiarity.

Conference to mark the 30th anniversary of the Maastricht Treaty

The Centre for European Studies of Mathias Corvinus Collegium organised an international conference

Georgia's way to Europe - What is next

What makes Georgia European and what can it bring to Europe? This was one of the topics discussed at the event of the Center for European Studies, which was also attended by several ambassadors accredited to Hungary.

Appointment of the Judges across the EU: blurry or double standards?

A comparative study on the practice of judicial appointments in the EU Member States, published by the Centre for European Studies, was presented yesterday at the MCC headquarters in Budapest.

Excluded universities in the maze of EU funding

On 6 September, our Center for European Studies held a co-organised event with EuroAtlantic Consulting Zrt. on the situation of Hungarian universities and research institutions.

The former Ukrainian Foreign Affairs Minister also spoke at the MCC International Conference

More than 100 participants from 20 countries, including several ambassadors, attended the international conference organised by the Mathias Corvinus Collegium Center of European Studies on the functioning of the European Political Community. Among the guests at the day-long event were Pavlo Klimkin, former Minister of Foreign Affairs Republic of Ukraine, Romina Kuko, Deputy Minister for Internal Affairs of Albania, and Zviad Barkaia, Deputy Head of the Georgian Government Administration.

Conditionality of EU Funds: Rule of Law or Political Blackmail Conditionality of EU Funds: Rule of Law or Political Blackmail

On 22 February, the Centre for European Studies' event on the conditionality of EU funds tackled a very complex, and relevant issue.

MCC Conference on the Future of Publishing - How Media Law and EU Regulations Impact the Media Market

During the conference, Rodrigo Ballester asked the pannelists about the impact of EU legislation, during the first day of the conference.

MCC-Brussels opening ceremony at the Atomium

Our Center was also represented at the opening ceremony of the new MCC-Brussels, with Rodrigo Ballester moderating the first panel discussion of the event.

National Training Week in Brussels: close to the European Union

The School of International Relations visited Brussels for three days as part of the National Training Week to get a first-hand look at the institutions and workings of the European Union.