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What’s in the region?

What’s in the region? Countries of the Visegrad Group Freque- nt voices mentioning the beginning of the end of Visegrad cooperation suggest a following question: was the Group founded merely with the goal of strengthening its members on their way “back” to Europe? Was it only a mean ...





Tight ranks or dormant alertness. Polish preparation for terrorist attacks

So far Poland has never been an objective of a “real” terrorist attack. Among the only serious ones took place on 6th September1982 in the Polish embassy in Switzerland, where a group of Polish dissidents living in Germany and calling themselves Insurgent Home Army, and in Istanbul on 1s ...





A new reality in Central European politics? Euroskepticism and the Visegrad countries

Euroskepticism is a term widely used, yet inexplicit, and often unclearly read and wrongly applied. Ever more often, it is used in our area as well. Are we euroskeptics or europtimists? Do we believe in the European project or view it with distrust? This article aims to look not only into opinions o ...





The Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland. Leaders of the economic growth among the new Member States of the EU

Accession to the EU was an invective for development of the postcommunist states. In practice, it brought advantages like erosion of barriers in the single market, flow of EU funds and the introduction of general European legal standards. The Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland, in comparison with ot ...




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