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Analyses | | Marta Szpala

The Balkan migration route following the closure of the Hungarian-Croatian border

The wave of migration is backed up in Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia, and the situation in the places with a high concentration of migrants has become worse.
Analyses | | Mateusz Gniazdowski, Marta Jaroszewicz

The Hungarian stage of the migration crisis

New developments in the migration crisis should be expected in Central Europe. The migration pressure on Greece is increasing.
Analyses | | Marta Szpala, Andrzej Sadecki

Migration pressure on the Hungarian border

Since 2014 the number of immigrants attempting to enter the EU illegally via the Western Balkans countries has significantly increased.
Analyses | | Tomasz Dąborowski

Drafting new gas projects in central and south-eastern Europe

The failure of the South Stream project has spurred a debate about the expansion of the gas infrastructure in countries of region.
OSW Commentary | | Marcin Kaczmarski

China on Central-Eastern Europe 16+1 as seen from Beijing

Regardless of the limited effectiveness of activities carried out so far, China has continued its ‘16+1’ initiative.
Analyses | | Marta Szpala

Central and South-Eastern Europe after the cancellation of South Stream

Russia's withdrawal from the construction of the South Stream gas pipeline has changed the situation on the gas market in the countries of region.
Analyses | | Tomasz Dąborowski

Bucharest the prime ministers of China and the countries of Central and South-Eastern Europe meet

So far the intensification of political contacts has not been accompanied by the dynamic influx of Chinese investment which the region’s governments expected.
OSW Commentary | | Andrzej Sadecki

The prospects for Croatias co-operation with the Visegrad Group

The Visegrad Group gained a new neighbour in the European Union on 1 July 2013. Given the geographic proximity, similar level of development and a number of shared interests, Croatia could become a valuable partner in Central European…
Analyses | | Jan Muś, Jakub Groszkowski

CEZs problems in Albania and Bulgaria

On 7 February the Czech energy company CEZ entered into arbitration against Albania with regard to the fact that Albania revoked the distribution license of CEZ Shperndarje (76% of shares held by CEZ, 24% held by the Albanian state), which…
Analyses | | Tomasz Dąborowski, Andrzej Sadecki, Marta Szpala

Progress in the preparations for building South Stream

Russia’s Gazprom and the state-controlled Serbian and Hungarian energy companies on 29 and 31 October passed final investment decisions concerning the construction of the Serbian and Hungarian sections of the South Stream gas pipeline.…