After split over Ukraine war, will Poland and Hungary restore relations?
Poland’s prime minister signals that despite differences over the war in Ukraine, Poland is ready to restore relations with Hungary
Czechs earn higher wages than Poles, Hungarians and Slovaks
The average wage in Czechia rose by 7.2 percent year over year to €1,534 in the first quarter of 2022
Senior Visegrád politicians call for V4 to lead Europe in wake of Ukraine crisis
In a joint op-ed published in several media outlets across Central and Eastern Europe, prominent Visegrád Group politicians urged the V4 to lead a future Europe of diverse nations
Only half of Czechs perceive the media as free
Although trust in the press is lower in Visegrád Group countries, it is still slightly higher than in the United States
Britain’s future lies with Hungary, Poland, Czechia, and Slovakia
It is in Britain’s interest to pursue a strong alliance with Hungary, Czechia, Poland, and Slovakia, especially during a time of growing divisions between East and West within the EU, writes British MP Daniel Kawczynski in a Remix News exclusive
‘Europe must work with Turkey to solve migration crisis,’ say V4 foreign ministers
Visegrád Group foreign ministers called on Brussels to pay Ankara for stemming the flow of illegal migration
Will Czechia’s new government abandon Hungary and Poland?
How far is Petr Fiala willing to go in re-orienting his country to the West, especially on the ideological core issues such as mass migration promoted by the EU?
Hungary, Czechia, and Slovakia ready to help Poland in border crisis
Czechia, Hungary and Slovakia offer direct assistance to Poland to stem illegal migration
Czech PM Babiš: I hope that Fiala realizes how important V4 is
V4 has played a key role in the fight against illegal migration, stresses the Czech PM
Entrepreneurs from V4 are expanding their activities in Czechia
The number of Czech companies with Slovak owners grew the most in the first half of the year, increasing by 201
Czechia has the highest average income among the Visegrad countries
The highest average wage in Central and Eastern Europe is in Germany with €3978 per month, followed by Austria with €3108
To answer our calling – on the V4’s thirtieth birthday
Europe is divided into the leftist West and right-wing East
Central European countries have to be masters of their own destinies if they want to become players instead of being the ball again, writes Jan Mainka
Poland has ambitious plans for its Visegrad Four presidency
On July 1, Poland will take over the presidency from Czechia and has planned more than 300 political, economic and cultural events for the first half of its term.
V4 cooperation exemplary during coronavirus pandemic, says Hungary’s justice minister
Now comes the time to reboot the economies of Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia
Budapest hosts conference on Visegrád Four media
What has changed since the fall of the Iron Curtain?
The Visegrád Group is Hungary’s staunchest ally: historian
Czechia is the most innovative V4 economy: report
The patent activity helped Czechia to rise in the ranking
Stronger together: V4 discusses joint purchase of military equipment
V4 is almost ready to make its first joint military purchase
Central Europe is the growth engine of Europe: FM Szijjártó
The Visegrád Group is an economic and political force to reckon with
The V4 makes Europe stronger: commentary
Trying to destroy the V4 would be imprudent.
V4 to jointly buy police equipment
V4 countries move their cooperation to the next level.
High-speed railway to connect V4 capitals
Travel time between the cities set to reduce.
Czecb prime minister: The European Council needs to change
Czech and Slovak PM want the EU to be more open.
V4 prime ministers continue push for Balkan states to join the EU
Will Albania and North Macedonia ever join the EU?
New EU budget endangers cohesion and prosperity in Europe: V4 leaders
The Visegrad Group fights against a damaging EU budget.
PM Orbán: New EU budget is unfair
Poor regions hardest hit by new EU budget.
German economic recession will hit Central Europe hard
Recession could spell serious trouble for V4 countries.
PM Orbán asks V4 to assist if migration peaks again
V4 states are ready to help Hungary should migration rise.
Zeman and Babiš condemn “green fanaticism”
The Czech Republic to host V4 army training
In October, an international land forces training exercise called ‘Czech Lion’ will be held in the Czech Republic. Nearly 800 soldiers from all four Visegrad countries will join the training camp to focus on cooperation, coordination of command and exchange of information.
Kubera: Other V4 countries may join us and relocate to Jerusalem
A relocation of the Czech Embassy in Israel shouldn’t be rushed, it is wiser to wait for other states to join us, to talk them into it, other V4 countries may get on board, the Chief of Senate Jaroslav Kubera told the press after a meeting with the President and speaker of the Chamber of Deputies.
Czech politicians head to Visegrad and vice versa
Leading Czech politicians are set to visit the Visegrad countries this year. At the same time, the Czech Republic will host the V4 summit and the presidents of all four countries will meet in the Czech Republic in autumn.
Zeman praised Visegrad in his holiday speech
In his Christmas message to the nation Czech President Miloš Zeman praised the government for defending Czech interests through cooperation within the Visegrad group.
The West should get its own house in order before preaching to the Visegrad
An advancement of a civilization cannot be measured by LGBT rights, women quotas or an openness towards migration. Thus, there is no reason why Central European countries should be treated as second-tier European states.
Enemies of the Visegrad Group are both in Paris and Prague
Zeman and Babiš: Hungary and Poland are our allies
The relationship between the Czech Republic and the EU was one of many topics during the first interview between Milos Zeman and Andrej Babis on Czech TV.
Foreign Minister Petříček: The V4 has something to offer Europe
The Visegrad Group is important and has more to offer than just an anti-immigration group of countries, said Czech Minister of Foreign Affairs Tomáš Petříček at the conference commemorating the hundredth anniversary of Czech diplomacy.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs will discuss Hungarian solidarity declaration
The Slovak Ministry of Foreign Affairs is prepared to discuss Andrej Danko’s idea about a resolution of public support for Hungary and Poland. Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini is also “respecting” Danko’s efforts on the issue.
Zeman praises V4 and calls for unity
Leaders of the Visegrad Group agreed that the European Union is an amazing project which they should continue to work on.
Slovaks are less wealthy than Visegrád neighbors
An average Czech, Pole or Hungarian is considerably wealthier than a Slovak, says the survey of the Allianz Financial Group. In the region only Ukrainians are in a worse financial situation.
Babiš praised V4 cooperation and called Frontex useless
Visegrad cooperation is flawless, we are acting as a block that represents 65 million people, said PM Babiš during a meeting between the Czech and Slovak governments.
Bratislava among the safest cities in Europe
Bratislava can be considered one of the safest cities in Europe, according to Numbeo.