Péter Szitás

Péter Szitás

Senior Researcher

Former adjunct professor at J. Selye University in Komárno (SK) and the Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra (SK). Previously, he obtained a PhD. in literature in Slovakia. Holder of a BA in International Studies from Eötvös Loránd University (HU) and an MA in International Security and Defense Policy from the National University of Public Service (HU). Since 2020 Péter has been a Research Fellow at the Danube Institute. His main areas of investigation are geopolitics and terrorism.

Geopolitics
25/04/2022

Although the South Slavic War ended more than twenty years ago, its consequences and unresolved issues are still with us today. The collapse of the former Yugoslavia had catastrophic implications for ...

Geopolitics
16/12/2021

The presidency of Donald J. Trump has strongly changed the U.S. policy on the People’s Republic of China. Tensions and contradictions between the two nations, that had previously been swept under th...

Geopolitics
08/06/2021

Abstract: The countries of Central Europe are neither from an economic, nor from a military point of view belong to the strong actors of the European Union. However, within the framework of the Visegr...

Geopolitics
29/03/2021

Abstract: Visegrad is a symbolic place in Central Europe. The citadel of the picturesque settlement hosted a summit in 1335 where Casimir the Great of Poland, King John of Luxembourg of the Kingdom of...