Tim Gosling is a journalist who has written for various media outlets including Al Jazeera Media Network, Balkan Insight, Deutsche Welle, The Australian, The Times, and POLITICO Europe. His work primarily focuses on politics, democracy, and current affairs in Central and Eastern Europe, with a particular emphasis on Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, and the Czech Republic.
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By: Peter Dlhopolec, Claudia Ciobanu, Tim Gosling, Edit Inotai
In other news, the first Slovak presidential candidates emerge six months before election; Polish president gives PM Morawiecki first crack at forming new government; and Hungary states it favours EU accession for Serbia over Ukraine.
By: Peter Dlhopolec, Tim Gosling, Claudia Ciobanu, Edit Inotai
In other news, feathers fly in Czechia as Stork’s Nest scandal takes wing again; Slovak court rules against interior minister over suspended police officers; and Hungary plays soft diplomacy by hosting Israeli football team.
By: Peter Dlhopolec, Tim Gosling, Claudia Ciobanu
In other news, Czechia faces industrial action as anger over austerity mounts; is it Hlas-ta la vista for Slovak coalition party?; and trucker protests expand in Poland and beyond.
By: Peter Dlhopolec, Claudia Ciobanu, Tim Gosling, Edit Inotai
Elsewhere, new Brussels HQ for Hungary presidency cost over 15 million euros; Czechia’s government manages to annoy practically everyone; Ukraine policy of new Slovak government not as anti-Ukrainian as expected.
Since his return to power last year, Robert Fico has been working on swift judicial reforms that many see as a threat to the rule of law. Will protests on the street and opposition in parliament be enough to stop him?
Slovakia's recently re-elected PM is already facing large protests as he seeks to push through policies designed to halt criminal investigations into his inner circle.
A victory for front-runner Peter Pellegrini in Saturday's presidential election would give populist Prime Minister Robert Fico an ally, potentially making it easier for him to push through controversial policies.
In Slovakia's critical election, the democratic path is at stake, with Peter Pellegrini among key figures defining the debate. This vote decides Slovakia's commitment to democratic principles amid regional shifts.
The Czech Republic recently uncovered what it says are Russian efforts to interfere in June's EU elections. How has the discovery influenced Czech politics? And has it actually played into Moscow's hands?
By: Tim Gosling
CEZ, which owns and operates the country’s nuclear assets, suggested an accelerated process will follow to evaluate the offers from France and South Korea by July.
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