Europe’s Climate Transition Should Mean an Exit for Harmful Dependencies

from Visegrad Insight Podcast · host Res Publica Foundation

On November 30, Visegrad Insight hosted a public discussion on the Future of Europe in Brussels with Katalin Cseh (MEP for Hungary), Éric Maurice (Manager of the Brussels Office of the Fondation Robert Schuman), and Wojciech Przybylski (Visegrad Insight, Res Publica Foundation). These experts debate policy towards achieving energy security in Europe (1:37). From Monday, the EU’s ban for seaborne Russian oil is in force, along with a 60 USD per barrel price cap agreed with the G7 allies. Przybylski comments on how the Hungarian outlier related to support for Ukraine has distanced Visegrad partners (11:48) and the future of regional dialogue (19:07).

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