Dalibor Rohac

Washington, D.C., United States

Contributing Editor at American Purpose

Senior fellow @AEI, research associate @MartensCentre, contributing editor @AmericanPurpose. PhD from @KingsPol_Econ.

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European Union (EU) Archives

4 days ago | aei.org | Ross Douthat |James Pethokoukis |Dalibor Rohac |Shane Tews

Op-Ed Is Civil War Coming to Europe?
The Polish Right Is Radicalising

5 days ago | aei.org | Dalibor Rohac

In some ways, Poland’s presidential election on Sunday seems a simple continuation of the country’s long-standing status quo. Karol Nawrocki, Poland’s ‘populist’ new president, is expected to extend the existing gridlock between the president’s office and the cabinet, controlled respectively by Law and Justice (PiS) and Donald Tusk’s Civic Platform (PO).
The Polish right is radicalising

5 days ago | spectator.com.au | Dalibor Rohac

In some ways, Poland’s presidential election on Sunday seems a simple continuation of the country’s long-standing status quo. Karol Nawrocki, Poland’s ‘populist’ new president, is expected to extend the existing gridlock between the president’s office and the cabinet, controlled respectively by Law and Justice (PiS) and Donald Tusk’s Civic Platform (PO).
The Polish right is radicalising

5 days ago | spectator.co.uk | Dalibor Rohac

In some ways, Poland’s presidential election on Sunday seems a simple continuation of the country’s long-standing status quo. Karol Nawrocki, Poland’s ‘populist’ new president, is expected to extend the existing gridlock between the president’s office and the cabinet, controlled respectively by Law and Justice (PiS) and Donald Tusk’s Civic Platform (PO).
American Enterprise Institute - AEI

1 week ago | aei.org | Marc Thiessen |Leon Aron |Dalibor Rohac |Danielle Pletka

Op-Ed Congress Can Give Trump the Leverage to Coerce Putin Multimedia Trump Woke Up Europe, But His Ukraine Peace Push May Undermine China Strategy, Says Leon Aron Multimedia The Dispatch: Red Hot Soviet Nationalism Op-Ed Putin’s Victory Day Parade of ‘World Leaders’ Op-Ed Trump Should Build a Wall Between Russia and Ukraine Op-Ed Ukraine Holds More Cards Than You Think Article WTH: The Path to Peace for Ukraine Op-Ed Trump Could Seal His Peace Deal with a $50B Arms Sale to Ukraine Press...
Accommodating Donald Trump Is a Fool’s Errand

1 week ago | aei.org | Dalibor Rohac

The decision by US Court of International Trade to block Donald Trump’s tariffs, declared by the President under International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), comes as a relief after the weeks of uncertainty and policy reversals that followed the ‘Liberation Day’ on April 2. Read the full article at CapX
Accommodating Donald Trump is a fool's errand

1 week ago | capx.co | Dalibor Rohac

Photo: EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP via Getty Images Photo: EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP via Getty Images If Trump gets his way on tariffs, there will be no end to his threats and demands Rather than concede to a rogue superpower, the EU should work around the US Even with free trade agreements in place, there is no guarantee of trading stability with America The decision by US Court of International Trade to block Donald Trump’s tariffs, declared by the President under International Emergency Economic Powers...
Georgia Tries, and Fails, to Emulate Hungary

1 week ago | aei.org | Dalibor Rohac

By capturing the imagination of America’s conservative media and intellectuals, Viktor Orbán’s Hungary seems to have created a playbook that other aspiring authoritarians may emulate in order to ingratiate themselves with the Republican Party and with President Donald Trump. But how well does it work for Hungary’s imitators?
Georgia Tries, and Fails, to Emulate Hungary

1 week ago | persuasion.community | Dalibor Rohac

This article is brought to you by American Purpose, the magazine and community founded by Francis Fukuyama in 2020, which is proudly part of the Persuasion family. By capturing the imagination of America’s conservative media and intellectuals, Viktor Orbán’s Hungary seems to have created a playbook that other aspiring authoritarians may emulate in order to ingratiate themselves with the Republican Party and with President Donald Trump. But how well does it work for Hungary’s imitators?
Tag Archive: Viktor Orban

1 week ago | aei.org | Dalibor Rohac |Marc Thiessen |Ivana Stradner |Danielle Pletka

Op-Ed Georgia Tries, and Fails, to Emulate Hungary Op-Ed Eighty Years After WWII Ended, Some Europeans Forget Who the Bad Guys Were Op-Ed Trump’s Anarchic European Agenda Op-Ed Why Is Slovakia’s Prime Minister Cozying Up to Putin?