Ádám Csenger
Oeconomus Economic Club: The Visegrad Group and Central European Cooperation in Turbulent Times
The latest Oeconomus Economic Club, held on 9 October, was about the Visegrad Group. Titled “Revival of the Visegrad Group: Central European…
European Energy Security in an Era of Global Turbulence – Europe’s Energy Crisis in Focus
Following the summer break, the Oeconomus Economic Club has resumed. Its latest event, held on 11 September, was titled “European Energy Security…
Without them, the world would not work: undersea cables
Recently, there have been increasing reports, particularly in the Baltic Sea, of damage to submarine cables. In today’s technology-dominated world, perhaps not…
Tariff Wars? Global Trade in the Trump Era on the Table at the May Oeconomus Economic Club
The latest Oeconomus Economic Club, held on 8 May, was titled “Tariff Wars? – Global Trade under Trump”. The participants’ evaluation and…
Central European Summit – Central Europe’s energy potential
The participants of the panel discussion about Central Europe’s energy potential at the Central European Summit, an international conference organised by the…
The End of War? – Rethinking Europe’s Security Architecture at the Oeconomus Economic Club
The latest Oeconomus Economic Club was held on 10 April, under the heading of “The end of war? The future of the…
Building a Stronger Region Through Common Projects: The Oeconomus Economic Club in Focus
The second Oeconomus Economic Club, held on 20 March, focused on Central Europe, its competitiveness, its relations with the US under the…
Oeconomus Economic Club Kicks Off with Focus on U.S. – Hungary Relations Under Trump
The Oeconomus Economic Research Foundation, in partnership with Americans for Tax Reform (ATR) and the Tholos Foundation, launched the Oeconomus Economic Club…
Great power ambitions in Antarctica
We might think that except for scientists, Antarctica is basically of no interest to mankind. But this is not the case: human…
Oecomment – Antarctica in the crosshairs of the great powers
You might think that Antarctica is only important for researchers, but in fact there has been a treaty in place since 1961…
