Central Europe Digest
Central European Digest (CED) is CEPA’s flagship publication. Published monthly since 2006, the Digest features exclusive interviews with high-level government officials and regional newsmakers, while providing original, incisive analysis and commentary by leading issue experts, area specialists and policy practitioners. From defense and security to geopolitics and political economy, each edition of CED covers the most important issue areas on the transatlantic agenda. CED
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