Vučić’s ten points: economical reforms and EU integration

Vučić’s ten points: economical reforms and EU integration

The Editorial Board May 25, 2016

Serbia, Belgrade - On Monday, May 23, Aleksandar Vučić, current Prime Minister reelected last month had been given the mandate for the country's new cabinet, and introduced his ten points program. Most of the points concern economical reforms and EU integration. After…

Society

Croatia’s first geothermal plant project is planned

The Editorial Board May 25, 2016

Croatia, Bjelovar – Two companies invested in a project of geothermal plant in Croatia, Geothermal Company and MB Holding. The plant should be built in Velika Ciglena near Bjelovar. MB Holding is a society based in Turkey. They chose to invest…

Society

Unemployment rate keeps decreasing in Slovakia

The Editorial Board May 24, 2016

Slovakia - The Central Office of Labour, Social Affairs and Family (ÚPSVaR) announced on May 20 that the unemployment was still decreasing in April, with an average of 0.25 % a month, or 2.04 % a year, and is now at a…

Culture

Hungarian huge success at the London’s European Aquatics Championships, two months before the Olympics at Rio

Miklós Dorsch May 24, 2016

United-Kingdom, London - The Visegrád Post shares with you an article originally published in French on Hongrie Actuelle about the European Swimming Championships that took place in London last week. A little more than two months before the Olympic Games which…

Politics

Austrian presidential election: close victory of the Green candidate over the populist one

The Editorial Board May 24, 2016

Austria - The Green candidate Alexander Van der Bellen won the presidential election after a very tight second round. After 24 hours of suspense, the Green candidate has won against the candidate of the populist Freedom Party (FPÖ), Norbert Hofer. …

Politics

Warsaw rejects the European Commission’s ultimatum

Olivier Bault May 23, 2016

Warsaw rejects the European Commission's ultimatum, by Olivier Bault. Poland, Warsaw - On Wednesday, the European Commission issued an ultimatum to the Polish conservative government, and gave it until Monday to make proposals on the settlement of its conflict with its Constitutional…

Society

Macedonia: deep crisis without issue

The Editorial Board May 23, 2016

Macedonia, Skopje - The situation is getting worst and worst. This weekend, the Minister of Justice had been attacked with paint-filled balloons by protestors. The demonstrations are continuous. The EU and the USA call to action as the early parliamentary elections -…

Politics

Hungarian Premier’s spokesperson said Obama and Clinton want to fill Europe with Muslims

The Editorial Board May 20, 2016

Hungary, Budapest - Following days of controversy between Western elites and Central European elites over the democratic situation in Poland and Hungary, the spokesperson of the Hungarian Prime Minister's Office declared that Obama, supported by Clinton and Soros, want to fill Europe…

Society

Car industry in Slovakia reaches a new level

The Editorial Board May 20, 2016

Slovakia, Bratislava - Slovakia's car industry is strong and a growth is expected in the economy, with an increase of the production, giving a boost to the Central European country's economy. Both Kia and PSA group expects output at their Slovak factory…

Society

Lithuanian Liberal leader involved in corruption scandal

The Editorial Board May 20, 2016

Lithuania , Vilnius - The leader of the liberal opposition party has resigned his parliamentary seat on corruption charges. This is a blow to the Liberal Movement of the Republic of Lithuania, 5 months ahead of the elections. …

Society

Romania will have her first smart city by 2018

The Editorial Board May 19, 2016

Romania, Alba Iulia - Communications Minister of Romania Marius Bostan has chosen Alba Iulia to be the first Romania city where the 5G technology will be available. “Let’s built the first smart city in Romania by 2018, and let this city be Alba…

Politics

Sarkozy and Hollande disagree on Central Europe

The Editorial Board May 19, 2016

France - After Clinton's words about Poland and Hungary, an other former President talked about the two Central European countries. Nicolas Sarkozy defended the Polish and Hungarian democracies and French President François Hollande reacted to this declaration. In an interview given to…