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Analyses | | Jakub Groszkowski, Mateusz Gniazdowski, Andrzej Sadecki

A Visegrad cacophony over the conflict between Russia and Ukraine

The divergences within the Visegrad Group over the NATO summit in Wales remain in contrast to the practice of the V4's co-operation in NATO
Analyses | | Andrzej Sadecki

Orbans anti-liberal manifesto

Orban's speech appears to throw down the gauntlet to the European institutions and Hungary's EU partners.
Analyses | | Andrzej Sadecki

Hungarys stance on the Ukrainian-Russian conflict

As regards the Ukrainian-Russian conflict, Hungary will barely be able to maintain its neutral position.
Analyses | | Jakub Groszkowski

The Slovakian-Ukrainian gas reversal What is Bratislava up to

Slovakia’s good relations with Gazprom have a decisive impact on Bratislava’s stance on the reversal issue.
Analyses | | Jakub Groszkowski

The presidential election in Slovakia prime minister defeated by a novice

Given this strong public mandate, Andrej Kiska will most probably take on the role criticising the government.
Point of View | | Andrzej Sadecki

In a state of necessity How has Orban changed Hungary

Viktor Orban introduced radical changes in the country and thus challenged the previous economic and political order.
Analyses | | Mateusz Gniazdowski

The countries of Central and South-Eastern Europe on the crisis in Ukraine

Although Central and South-Eastern European countries evaluate the recent developments in Ukraine in a very similar manner, their reactions have been different.
Analyses | | Jakub Groszkowski

Cautious changes in the Czech Republics European policy

New Czech government wants to build a positive atmosphere ahead of the difficult talks on the use of EU funds in the Czech Republic.
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Visegrad development aid in the Eastern Partnership region

The international development cooperation systems of the Visegrad countries are all rather new, in most cases only about a decade old.
Analyses | | Andrzej Sadecki

Hungarys Left attempts to challenge Orban

Although the electoral alliance increases the chances the parties of the centre-left have of securing a strong election result, it is unlikely they will beat Fidesz.