The Populist Discourse of the Hungarian Prime Minister: The Case Study of Gyöngyöspata and Migration Crisis by Ismayilzada Tofig

“…The study aims to analyse if the Hungarian prime minister attempted to portray an ‘other’ image of the Roma ethnic minority group during the segregated primary school conflict in Gyöngyöspata. …”
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České politické strany ve vládách 1992–2021: distribuce ministerských úřadů, obsazení postu premiéra, typ koalice by Tomáš Jarmara

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Izraelské ministerstvo zahraničních věcí v éře premiéra Netanjahua: Čekají izraelské diplomaty pesimistické vyhlídky? by Delana Mikolášová

“…This article discusses the origins of the central role of national security in Israeli foreign policy and analyses its implications for the relationship between Israel’s Office of the Prime Minister (PMO) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA). …”
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Politik a právnik Nándor Bernolák (1880–1951) by Ivan Halász

“…His son was an official in the Prime Minister’s Office from the 1930s to the late 1940s. …”
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Struggle against Disinformation in the Czech Republic: Treading the Water by Cabada Ladislav

“…At the end of 2021, the new government of Prime Minister Petr Fiala commenced in the Czech Republic with a new strategy regarding the hybrid threats, including disinformation. …”
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Gender and Right-Wing Populism: Analysing the Role of Women at the ministerial level by Lea Radke, Gila Rolofs

“…To gain a deeper understanding of the role of women, we further provide an analysis of the roles of Beata Szydło as Polish prime minister and Katalin Novák as Minister without Portfolio for Families, Youth and the Elderly in Hungary. …”
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An Unorthodox Euro-federalist: Miloš Zeman’s Changing Discourse on European Integration by Pavlína Kutnarová, Vít Hloušek

“…Together with his predecessors Václav Havel and Václav Klaus, Zeman symbolises the period of democratic transition and consolidation after the Velvet Revolution and, as prime minister from 1998–2002 and president from 2013–2023, he co-formulated Czech European politics. …”
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Cabinet formation under semi-presidentialism: European countries in comparison by Lytvyn Vitaliy S., Romanyuk Anatoliy S.

“…The former is most often understood as a constitutional design of inter-institutional relations with a president popularly elected for a fixed term, as well as with a cabinet headed by a prime minister who are collectively responsible to parliament. …”
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