- Category: Articles
The process of drafting of national recovery plans under a difficult time constraints seems to be a handful for all of the Visegrad countries. The stakeholder involvement, streamlining their requests and transparency pose particular problems.
- Category: Articles
Listen to the podcast from the online event - Winners and Losers of the pandemic - the Visegrad outlook.
- Category: Articles
Visegrad governments should use the opportunity of the crisis for structural changes and reforms in the labour market, education and healthcare. They should also look beyond the GDP and embrace green transformation.
- Category: Articles
The recovery of European economies after the coronavirus pandemic may become – thanks to national recovery plans financed by the EU funds – a prelude to catching up with climate goals. Are the Visegrad countries ready to seize the opportunity?
More Articles ...
- Visegrad Four want to distinguish between ‘illegal’ and ‘harmful’ content in Digital Services Act
- Visegrad keeps the EU’s anti-fraud agency busy
- V4’s Just Transition without Transition
- The V4 in a Brexit deadlock
- Visegrad Group united in support for Western Balkans’ EU integration. But it takes much more to make it happen
- A stronghold of auto industry, the Visegrad fights to keep pace with the e-mobility transition
Support
Partners
RSS - EURACTIV
-
Von der Leyen to avoid TikTok in very ‘personal’ campaign
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will not be using TikTok in her campaign for June's EU elections, "in view of security concerns," her campaign chief spokesperson said, despite her aim to reach citizens with an innovative and personal touch.
-
Bolt lobbying revelations: Estonia official says human error behind missing correspondence
The omission of emails from the Estonian Ministry of Economic Affairs to Bolt and other mobility tech firms, demanded in a freedom of information (FOI) request, was due to human error, the Ministry's Deputy Secretary General Sandra Särav told Estonian news agency ERR.
-
German Green’s minister Robert Habeck under fire over 2022 nuclear shutdown
The Berlin economy and environment ministries, both held by the Greens, have been accused of mishandling the shutdown of the country’s last three nuclear power plants during the 2022 energy crisis.