Visegrád Plus: is there a chance to go beyond the Eastern discomfort?
o be clear, they would not always act together or conspire to arrive at Brussels summits with a consolidated agenda.
Visegrad
Visegradism = egocentrism as a political program
The Visegrad Prime Ministers Babiš, Mateusz Morawiecki, and Viktor Orbán made the leaders of the stronger European countries look for a compromise.
Social Impacts of Transition
In a number of countries, authoritarian nationalist governments have come to power, promising to right the perceived wrongs of the transition period.
Slovakia: what can the European Left learn from Zuzana Caputova’s victory?
Čaputova’s success poses a strategic dilemma, but there’s also hope for post-soviet societies’ aspirations to become better places for all.
Paradoxes of the Slovak Left
Boris Zala sets out some of the points to understand the Left in Slovakia.
The State of Left in the Visegrad group : The left succeeds when people start believing in a better future
Political developments in the Czech Republic are not regionally specific. They are part of a broader development of modern society.
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