Heretical Thoughts On Seeking Civil Liability
Last week the Sofia City Prosecutor’s Office reached new legal heights after indicting prosecutor Konstantin Sulev for an offense concerning their professional conduct because last year he accused...
View ArticleGender Pay Gap: Let’s Not Shoot Messengers
A new regulatory avalanche is rolling in on entrepreneurs. The Ministry of Labour is about to implement the EU Gender Pay Directive. This introduces new bureaucratic obligations for entrepreneurs. They...
View ArticleFour-Day Working Week Is Already in Use for Some Slovaks
We all want higher wages for less work. This explains why the four-day working week is such a popular topic in the media. But it is even less of a justification for the emotions that run high when the...
View ArticleEuropean Union Must Leave Its Kafkaesque World
In my web browser, one add-on automatically disables pop-up “cookie” messages. The other one reverts Google Maps functionality to its pre-March 1, 2024 state. Unfortunately, I cannot be programmed to...
View ArticleMonitoring Ukraine’s Accession to European Union
Ukraine is going through a crucial period in its history, continuing its path toward joining the European Union despite a full-scale invasion. It is not a surprise that so much attention is drawn to...
View ArticleWhat Contributes to Increase in Infant Mortality in Roma Communities in...
On April 17, 2024, INESS organized a roundtable on the upcoming analysis of high infant mortality in Roma communities. Matej Bárta and Martin Vlachynský spoke on behalf of INESS at the roundtable,...
View ArticleDevelopment of Economic Thinking – Investment in Successful Future!
Economics and finance are an inevitable part of everyday life for every individual. Economic decisions accompany us at every step: when buying products, saving money for education, retirement, or...
View ArticleRelationship between Politics and Society in Hungary: Difficult Legacy of...
There is no doubt that the Kádár-era left a deep mark on Hungarian society, which is not surprising after more than 30 years of its existence. In this article, I will briefly discuss, through the...
View ArticlePolish EP Elections: Gateway for Change or Retirement Home for Politicians?
Poland has proudly joined the EU 20 years ago. However, the European Parliament still lacks credible representation in the eyes of many voters, in particular the country’s youth. As the EP elections...
View ArticleMigration Crisis in V4: Discourse and Policies
After the rising number of immigrants in 2015, the implementation of the Common European Asylum System became a priority for EU member states. Nevertheless, it has been documented by many studies that...
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