Political Newcomer Zuzana Caputova Wins Slovak Presidency
Anti-corruption candidate Zuzana Caputova has won Slovakia’s presidential election with 58 percent of the vote, making her the country’s first
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South, East EU Worry More about Emigration than Immigration, ECFR Poll Finds
Large swaths of the Southern and Eastern EU are worried about population loss.
Fight to End Corruption Puts Zuzana Čaputová On Course to Become President of Slovakia
Zuzana Čaputová, a lawyer with no experience of public office, has won the first round of Slovakia’s presidential elections. Čaputová,
Murky Businessman Charged for Journalist Jan Kuciak’s Assassination in Slovakia
The charged businessman is known to have threatened the journalist a number of times.
Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary Start Celebrating 20 Years since Joining NATO
The Visegrad Group EU member states have already become season members of NATO, according to Poland's Defense Minister.
Visegrad Summit in Israel Collapses after Poles Accused of ‘Suckling Anti-Semitism with Mothers’ Milk’
Comments by Israel's interim Foreign Minister have been construed as "anti-Polonism" by Poland's Prime Minister.
100th Anniversary since Birth of Czechoslovakia Celebrated with Military Parade in Prague
Over 4,000 Czech, Slovak, American, British, French, and Italian troops participated in the military parade to mark Czechoslovakia's 100th anniversary.
Former Communist EU Members in Eastern Europe Get Warning by Slovak Commissioner
Maros Sefcovic is the only Eastern European presently bidding to become the next President of the European Commission.
Slovakia’s Police Arrest Suspects for Murder of Investigative Journalist Ján Kuciak
The crime-fighting unit of Slovakia’s National Criminal Agency (NAKA) has detained suspects for the brutal murder of investigative journalist Ján
3rd Three Seas Initiative Summit to Boost Eastern EU Craves Backing from Western Europe
Romania’s capital Bucharest is hosting on Tuesday the 3rd annual summit of the Three Seas Initiative, a project to develop
Europe Marks 50 Years since Crushing of Prague Spring by Soviet, Warsaw Pact Tanks in 1968
On Tuesday, August 21, 2018, Europe marks the 50th year since the Prague Spring, the liberalization in the former Czechoslovakia,