The entry of Central European countries into the EU (2004: Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia; 2007: Romania) ...

Russia's victories in the conflict on Ukraine wants 17% of Slovaks. This is evidenced by the survey data of the Central ...

A slump in most of Central Europe's manufacturing sector eased in January and firms' expressed optimism about the outlook, ...

In the countries of Central, Eastern and Southern Europe, economic growth is likely to be weaker this year than recently ...

Apart from risks of German weakness and U.S. tariffs, exporters in Poland, the biggest economy in Central Europe, are ...

Poland, for example, has the most dynamic economy in Europe. Central European countries aren’t “woke” and they didn’t buy into disastrous climate policies nor generous welfare states.

In fact, the two countries are very different ... The real worry is that Austria exemplifies the Putinisation of central Europe. First came Viktor Orban, the strongman of Hungary.

Ten of these are in the Europe and Central Asia region and have joined the European Union. Another 20 in the region have ...

The sector is a mainstay of central Europe's economic growth ... the shift to electric cars could create opportunities for some countries, such as Hungary or Serbia, with large Chinese banks ...