Albin Sybera is a news reporter for bne IntelliNews and Business New Europe, specializing in covering economic and political developments in Central and Eastern Europe. His work has also been featured in Visegrad Insight, providing insightful analysis and reporting on key issues affecting the region.
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Slovakia's left-right cabinet of populist Prime Minister Robert Fico has unveiled a tougher than expected €2.7bn package of cost-cutting measures to consolidate public finances.
By: Zbynek Stanjura, Albin Sybera
The Czech state budget deficit will deepen by an additional CZK30bn (€1.2bn) to combat the aftermath of the recent damaging flooding that swept through the Central European region.
By: Albin Sybera
Czechia braces for regional and Senate elections this weekend on September 20-21 just as the water levels from the huge floods which hit the wider Central European region are receding.
By: Albin Sybera, Petr Fiala, Ivan Bartos Right
The Czech government was plunged into turmoil on September 24 after Prime Minister Petr Fiala sacked the leader of his Pirate party coalition partners
By: Albin Sybera
The opposition populist ANO party, led by billionaire ex-prime minister Andrej Babis, registered its best ever result in a Czech Senate election ...
By: Albin Sybera
Jan Lipavsky is to remain the Czech minister of foreign affairs as an independent after he left the liberal Czech Pirate Party.
By: Albin Sybera, Robert Fico
Slovakia's populist Prime Minister Robert Fico has hardened his opposition to Ukraine's bid to join Nato, saying that "as long as I am head of the
By: Albin Sybera, Peter Kazimir
The National Bank of Slovakia (NBS) has lowered the country's economic outlook to 2.5% growth this year and next year.
By: Albin Sybera
The Czech Syndicate of Journalists and Reporters Without Borders have condemned the interrogation of Czech reporter Kristina Cirokova by Slovak
Officials of the Czech antitrust office UOHS have raided the offices of the largest Czech internet company Seznam on October as part of their investigation into the company's market position.
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