Dmytro Tuzhanskyi is a political analyst, founder, and director of the Institute for Central European Strategy in Ukraine. For the last ten years, Dmytro Tuzhanskyi has been actively studying Ukrainian-Hungarian relations and Hungary, however for the last five years his focus has expanded to include the entirety of Central and Eastern Europe.  He has cooperated in the past with numerous international organisations and think tanks, for instance: the Atlantic Council, International Alert in Ukraine, the Kennan Institute (Kyiv office), the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine, Ukrainian Prism, Internews Ukraine and Network. He has also worked with a variety of international media such as The New York Times (USA), The Washington Post (USA), Newsweek (USA), The Economist (UK), Le Monde (France), NZZ (Switzerland), Spiegel (Germany), ARD (Germany), New Eastern Europe (Poland) as well as major outlets in Ukraine and Hungary. Dmytro Tuzhanskyi is also an alumnus of the International Visitor Leadership Program (2019), Think Visegrad (2020), and the Policy Designers Network of German Marshall Fund (2021).