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The Visegrád Post celebrates its seventh anniversary!

The Editorial Board March 31, 2023

Dear readers, The Visegrád Post celebrates today, March 31, 2023, its 7th anniversary. Seven years already have passed since we launched the website, aiming to bring to you elements helping you to better understand Central Europe and the Visegrád Group. We do…

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The Visegrád Post celebrates its sixth anniversary!

The Editorial Board March 31, 2022

Dear readers, The Visegrád Post celebrates today, March 31, 2022, its 6th anniversary. Six years already have passed since we launched the website, aiming to bring to you elements helping you to better understand Central Europe and the Visegrád Group. We do…

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Visegrád Post: Already five years at your service!

The Editorial Board March 31, 2021

Dear readers, The Visegrád Post celebrates today, March 31, 2021, its 5th anniversary. Five years already have passed since we launched the website, aiming to bring to you elements helping you to better understand Central Europe and the Visegrád Group. We do…

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A new look for the Visegrád Post!

The Editorial Board March 31, 2020

The Visegrád Post, despite having limited resources, has managed to establish itself as the main site, from a conservative point of view, for information and analysis of Central Europe. Available in English, French and German, the site now has now been rebranded…

Interviews

Ferenc Almássy: “The Visegrád Post is a Conservative Information Website Representing Mainstream Central European Views in English, German and French”

Olivier Bault May 20, 2019

By Olivier Bault. Central Europe - An interview with Ferenc Almássy, editor-in-chief of the Visegrád Post, for the Wacław Felczak Institute. This interview was originally published on Kurier.plus. The Visegrád Post website has recently celebrated its third anniversary. It describes itself as…

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The Visegrád Post turns 3!

The Editorial Board March 31, 2019

Dear readers, On this very day of 2019, March 31, the Visegrád Post celebrates its third birthday! Three years ago, Ferenc Almássy launched the Visegrád Post. Started in 2016 while the Visegrád Group was awakening from its torpor due to the massive…

Society

Poland, Hungary and France: A Common Cause

The Editorial Board January 2, 2019

By Antoni Trzmiel. Poland - We publish here the translation of Antoni Trzmiel's editorial about the partnership we started with them. The dorzeczy.pl website, belonging to the Polish weekly Do Rzeczy, has begun cooperation with the Visegr á d Post…

Interviews

Modeste Schwartz: “Banning Me, One Further Step Towards Romania’s Re-Morphing into a Police State”

Ferenc Almássy November 4, 2018

Hungary - Phone interview with Modeste Schwartz, graduate of the French elite school ENS-Ulm, linguist, translator, author, publicist and author for the Visegrád Post and other websites: "Banning me, one further step towards Romania’s re-morphing into a police state". At the end…

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The Visegrád Post turns Two!

The Editorial Board March 31, 2018

Dear readers, Today, March 31, 2018, the Visegrád Post is two years old! Launched in 2016 as the Visegrád Group awoke from its torpor due to the massive and uncontrollable influx of illegal immigrants presented by the media as a fatality, or…

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Support the Visegrád Post for 2018!

Ferenc Almássy December 20, 2017

Dear friends and readers, For almost two years now the Visegrád Post brings you information, analysis and opinion pieces on Central Europe, against the tide of a press that is almost unanimously hostile to the interests of this region for ideological reasons,…

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The Visegrád Post is One Year Old!

Ferenc Almássy March 31, 2017

Dear readers, From today, 31 March 2017, it has been one year that the Visegrád Post was launched. It has been one year that we strive to provide relevant information and original content such as interviews and analyses in English and French…