... about lack of qualified work force, rising wages and little applied research.
But Slovakia’s case shouldn’t be considered as representative of the whole Visegrad Group.
On one hand, the penetration ...
... of the states differed a lot and the Visegrad countries were not an exception.
Authors: Lukáš Hendrych, Lucia Yar, Michał Strzałkowski, Łukasz Gadzała, Edit Zgut
The European Commission’s proposal ...
... to agree to a deal on the whole package before the upcoming European parliament elections in 2019.
According to the Commission’s proposal, Visegrád countries are set to receive about a quarter less in ...
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By Michał Strzałkowski
Is the Visegrad Group perceived in Ukraine as an important partner?
The Visegrad Group is not seen as a coherent international player or one homogenous cooperation partner. ...
... Zgut (Political Capital), Zuzana Gabrižová (EURACTIV Slovakia) and Hanna Yukhymenko (EURACTIV Poland)
When the Visegrad group joined the EU in 2004, its citizens expected that the region will catch ...
... CO2 emissions, tackling air pollution and protecting its primeval forest. As a matter of fact, it has the worst results in the whole Visegrad Group which includes also the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia. ...
... with a big opportunity due to Brexit.
“Big, bad Visegrád” – this is how The Economist labelled the semi-institutionalised cooperation between the four Central-Eastern countries Czech Republic, Hungary, ...
... are adapting to the new types of threats.
Visegrad region is standing relatively well in this new era. The region hasn’t suffer from any massive cyber-attack yet that could be compared to the Estonian ...
... Edit Zgut, Karolina Zbytniewska, Zuzana Gabrižová
Women in top jobs
Looking at average the situation is bleak. Less than 19 % of parliamentarians in the Visegrad countries are women, which is a level ...
... and Update EU (Czech Republic). Project content is also available on Visegradinfo.eu. More information here.
Read more: https://eubrief.sme.sk/zahranicie-a-bezpecnost/c/modernizacia-armady-spaja-hegera-aj-fica-slovensko-vsak-straca-to-najcennejsie-doveru-spojencov ...
... are with intelligence services in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany and neighbouring countries, particularly those belonging to the Visegrád Group.
SIS also participates in information ...
... LUCIA LAUKOVÁ, MÁTÉ CSABA
The Visegrád Group countries are 80–90 percent dependent on American digital solutions, raising questions about data security, infrastructure resilience and Europe's digital ...
... the Visegrád countries possess several critical raw materials beneath their soil, including lithium and antimony, they lack rare earth elements—the materials that power electric vehicles, the defence industry ...
... is essentially the same across all four Visegrád countries: none has documented deposits of rare earth elements. Although Czechia and Hungary possess coal waste heaps from mining activities, occurrences ...
... suppliers receiving leftovers or less favourable conditions. This could further widen the technological and economic gap between Western Europe and the Visegrád countries.
The Battery Regulation also ...
... Focus Europe
Luděk Májek, Update EU
Something significant is shifting in energy policy across Central Europe, but the Visegrád Four are not starting from the same place. Slovakia, the Czech Republic, ...
... by the governments of Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia through Visegrad Grants from the International Visegrad Fund. The mission of the fund is to advance ideas for sustainable regional cooperation ...
The Slovak Ministry of Investments, Regional Development and Informatisation has confirmed that it is exploring opportunities to use European solutions, though certified products from NATO countries are ...
... of Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia through Visegrad Grants from the International Visegrad Fund. The mission of the fund is to advance ideas for sustainable regional cooperation in Central Europe. ...
... response to steps taken by Donald Trump’s administration.
The project is co-financed by the governments of Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia through Visegrad Grants from the International Visegrad ...