Ukraine says Poland is not doing enough to contain the protests that hurt its economy during wartime.
Prime Minister Robert Fico praised the meeting as an example of a “balanced and sovereign Slovak foreign policy”.
Central bank governor Gyorgy Matolcsy slammed the government's economic policy shift in mid-2021 and denounced attempts by the cabinet to curb the central bank’s independence.
Marriage for all staunchly opposed by the powerful conservative wing in the parliament.
Court rushes to suspend several key paragraphs in the government's controversial legislative reform
PPF founded Home Credit Vietnam in 2008, becoming the second largest player in the Vietnamese consumer finance sector.
Liberty Ostrava has not been operating since December after its main energy supplier cut off power and went into bankruptcy.
Czechs use worldwide arms contacts to locate ammunition stocks which “for political reasons” the supplying countries won’t be able to deliver themselves.
A lovestruck Brit was arrested on February 23 after attempting to illegally cross the border from Poland into Russia, where he wanted to meet a girl he had met online.
Split over Ukraine has led analysts and journalists to describe the group as the V2+V2 rather than the V4, and to speculate whether it had a function anymore.
Hungary’s economy has seen strong and general disinflation as headline CPI last month fell 1.7pp on a monthly basis to 3.8%.
French president says Russia now presents a greater danger and nothing should be excluded.
The saga has further strained Hungary’s ties with allies, undermined the country’s credibility and reinforced views that Prime Minister Viktor Orban serves Russian interests.
The alliance's CEE countries had hoped to be strong contenders to helm the alliance this time around, but the Netherlands' Mark Rutte appears to have it in the bag already.
The Orban government aims to cut off all kinds of funding to its political opponents, while it has an unlimited pool of state funding for campaigns.
The Polish government is under mounting pressure to deal with the protests and not let domestic politics compromise its support for Ukraine.
Hungary’s defiance over the issue has led to further souring of relations with the United States.
State advertisement contracts roughly equal half of the entire spending in Hungary’s communication market.
Biggest rally against Viktor Orban's regime since he took office in 2010.
Senior Hungarian government officials and Fidesz parliamentary representatives declined to meet with the bipartisan US Congressional delegation on a mission focused on strategic issues confronting Nato and Hungary.