Claudia Ciobanu is a media officer and correspondent for Rept_Democracy and Balkan Insight. With a focus on Central and Eastern Europe, Claudia's reporting covers a wide range of topics including democracy, politics, migration, and social issues. Her articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into the region's current affairs.
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By: Claudia Ciobanu, Peter Dlhopolec, Jules Eisenchteter
Elsewhere, Prague public transport agency faces corruption shakeup; AI takes people OFF Krakow air.
By: Claudia Ciobanu, Edit Inotai
It’s not only the Hungarian PM who has the ear of the former US president. Several other European leaders are jostling for position to play the role as a bridge between the US and Europe should Donald Trump win a second term.
By: Peter Dlhopolec, Jules Eisenchteter, Claudia Ciobanu
Elsewhere in the region, Hungarian PM faces scorn for post-election visit to Georgia; Slovak PM pops up on Russian TV; and Czech utility buys into Rolls-Royce SMR but its nuclear deal with Korea halted by competition watchdog.
By: Claudia Ciobanu
Poland’s intelligence services used Pegasus to spy on Klementyna Suchanow, an author, journalist and leader of the women’s movement, as well as possibly thousands of others. Why, she wonders, were the authorities not more interested in real spies.
By: Peter Dlhopolec, Claudia Ciobanu, Jules Eisenchteter
Elsewhere in the region, Slovak PM hails ‘successful' China visit; ‘Czech Trump' revels in return of The Donald; and Trump's victory welcomed across Polish political spectrum, to varying degrees.
By: Jules Eisenchteter, Peter Dlhopolec, Claudia Ciobanu
Elsewhere in the region, new US air defence base opens in Poland; latest victim of police brutality in Slovakia dies; and Czech government approves wide-reaching overhaul of criminal code.
By: Claudia Ciobanu
On the anniversary of 1,000 days since the war started, the five major European powers, plus host Poland, met in Warsaw to show unwavering support for Ukraine regardless of what the new Trump administration decides.
By: Claudia Ciobanu
By Claudia Ciobanu Foreign ministers of the five biggest powers in Europe together with the incoming top EU diplomat and host Poland held
By: Jules Eisenchteter, Claudia Ciobanu, Peter Dlhopolec
Elsewhere, Hungary's controversial commissioner gets another 4 years, this time in charge of animal welfare; Russia sabre-rattles over opening of first US permanent base in Poland; and Czechs approve purchase of 14 Leopard battle tanks from Germany.
By: Peter Dlhopolec, Claudia Ciobanu, Jules Eisenchteter
Elsewhere in the region, Fidesz looks to rehabilitate disgraced politicians, past and present; Czech cabinet rejects idea of appointing a ‘euro czar'; and Slovak coalition endures turbulent times.
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