Edit Inotai is a journalist for Balkan Insight, specializing in political and social issues in Central and Eastern Europe. With a focus on democracy and government affairs, Edit's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on key events and developments in the region.
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By: Peter Dlhopolec, Nicholas Watson, Jules Eisenchteter
Elsewhere, Globsec Forum 2024 gets underway in Prague; Polish government approves draft budget with record defence spending – and deficit; and Slovak opposition leader Simecka smeared in attempt to remove him from parliamentary post.
By: Jules Eisenchteter, Peter Dlhopolec, Nicholas Watson
Elsewhere, Polish prosecutors request European Arrest Warrants for 3 Belarusian officials involved in Ryanair hijacking; Slovak coalition moves to oust opposition leader from parliamentary role; and Orban's party prepares to take on newcomer TISZA.
By: Edit Inotai, Claudia Ciobanu, Nicholas Watson
The worst affected countries, including Czechia, Poland and Romania, were hit by torrential rain from Storm Boris over the weekend.
By: Claudia Ciobanu, Peter Dlhopolec, Edit Inotai, Jules Eisenchteter
Elsewhere, Von der Leyen meets Central Europe leaders in Poland to discuss floods; waters recede in Czechia as regional elections go ahead as planned; and Slovak coalition takes its revenge on opposition leader.
By: Peter Dlhopolec, Claudia Ciobanu, Jules Eisenchteter
Elsewhere in the region, Stickergate in the Slovak parliament; ‘citizen patrols' spread fear and loathing in Poland; and Hungary PM's political director suffers perhaps terminal case of dontopedalogy.
By: Peter Dlhopolec, Jules Eisenchteter, Claudia Ciobanu
Elsewhere, health scares in Slovakia; Polish spy agency reportedly used Pegasus spyware on women's rights activists; and Czech President says he wants to share his salary with the first lady.
By: Claudia Ciobanu, Jules Eisenchteter, Peter Dlhopolec
Elsewhere, questions raised over Smer-related company that collects umbilical cord blood from Slovak mothers; Poland looks for financial partners to build a second nuclear plant; and offices of Czech search engine Seznam raided.
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.
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