Several countries in Central Europe have gone a long way down the road of illiberalism, moving away from the practices of established democracies.
The head of MOL’s Czech subsidiary has warned of potential disruptions to fuel deliveries after the EU's exemption on the import of Russian oil-derived products expires in December.
The wiiw autumn forecast warns that not all of the recession in the German automotive industry has so far been felt in Central Europe and further difficulties should be expected.
Seznam is a serious rival to Google as a search browser in Czechia, and its billionaire owner Ivo Lukačovič said in August he is considering an IPO.
Hungary and Slovakia’s reluctance to quit Russian oil is consistent with their broader defence of continued economic ties with Russia.
Questioning seen as part of a wider campaign of harassment against investigative journalists covering Slovakia.
Consumer price indices (inflation) in Czechia increased by 2.6% year on year, amid a spike in food prices, and decreased by 0.4% month on month in August.
The unemployment level in Czechia was at 3.9% in September, which is a slight tick upwards from the level of 3.8% in August and July. Year-on-year unemployment rose by 0.3 percentage points, or by 27,885 persons.
Czech industry returns to growth in August ending five-month skid
Fico also said he would like to visit Moscow next year to “thank the liberators”.
Europe has a significant lag in productivity growth compared to the United States and China. Despite similar levels of spending, Europe is falling behind.
Jan Lipavsky and Minister for Legislation Michal Salomoun resigned from the party after it left Petr Fiala's centre-right cabinet.
ANO beat PM Petr Fiala's neoliberal ODS, which took just five seats.
In the first year of the war in Ukraine the lights started to go out across Europe as the consequences of cutting off Russian trade and gas began to kick in. Now the malaise has spread. Europe has fallen behind the US and being caught up by the EMs.
Development bank expects 2.8% growth across its region of operations in 2024, rising to 3.5% in 2025.
The move was anticipated by the local market and CNB is maintaining the policy of lowering rates it has pursued since December.
Pirate party looks likely to leave the centre-right government after leader Ivan Bartos sacked for alleged managerial failures.
Think-tank recommends eastern EU members follow examples set by Ireland and Singapore.
Pirate Party leader resigns as coalition's most liberal party suffers election debacle.
Finance minister calls on cabinet colleagues not to allow budget consolidation to slow down.