Tag: Austria
Central Europe accentuates its defense cooperation and some countries are rearming
Hungary, Budapest - The defense ministers of seven Central European countries met in Budapest as part of the...
Italy looks closely at the Hungarian elections
By Massimiliano Ferrari, columnist at Il Populista. Hungary - The Hungarian elections will be followed with great interest...
“The West will fall, as Europe is occupied without realising it,” said Viktor Orbán. “Christianity is the last hope” – FULL SPEECH
Hungary - On Sunday, February 18, Viktor Orbán held his annual state of the nation address at the...
27 years old and stronger than ever
By Ferenc Almássy. Central Europe - The Visegrád Group is 27 years old on February 15, 2018. Never...
The new Polish Prime Minister went to Budapest for his first bilateral visit
Hungary, Budapest - For his first bilateral visit, the new Polish Prime Minister Morawiecki traveled to Budapest to...
M. Szymanowski: “The Visegrád Group is the symbol of a successful transition following the fall of communism”
Poland, Warsaw - Interview with Maciej Szymanowski, Polish historian and diplomat, adviser for International Affairs to the Marshal...
How the new Austrian government might change Europe
By Ferenc Almássy. Austria - Two months after the parliamentary elections, the negotiations are successful and a government...
L. Toroczkai: “If the Four of Visegrád manage to stay strong and united, then there is hope that the European Union will survive”
Hungary, Ásotthalom - László Toroczkai, Hungarian mayor of the Ásotthalom municipality on the border with Serbia and Vice...
After the conservative Kurz’ victory, could Austria get closer to the Visegrád Group?
Austria - On Sunday, October 15, early elections were held in Austria. The conservatives of the ÖVP, headed...
Hungary: the border fence is two years old
Hungary - On Friday, September 15, the temporary closure of the Hungarian-Serbian border by a monitored barrier was...