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30 Jul

The War in Ukraine Is Reshaping Defence Across the Visegrád Region: Why Modern Weapons Alone Will Not Build a Strong Military

For the Visegrád countries, credible defence is inseparable from NATO membership.

After Decades of Coal, Poland Is Betting on Nuclear Power. A Record State Aid Package Is Helping Make It Happen.

After years of preparation, Poland has entered the licensing phase for its first nuclear power plant. At the end of March, it submitted a comprehensive construction permit application for three American reactors.

Costs, Risks and Rosatom: Hungary's New Government Reopens the Debate over the Future of Paks II

Hungary's energy sector stands at a crossroads. The new government of Péter Magyar is reassessing the Paks II nuclear project and its dependence on Russia's Rosatom.

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The War in Ukraine Is Reshaping Defence Across the Visegrád Region: Why Modern Weapons Alone Will Not Build a Strong Military

After Decades of Coal, Poland Is Betting on Nuclear Power. A Record State Aid Package Is Helping Make It Happen.

Costs, Risks and Rosatom: Hungary's New Government Reopens the Debate over the Future of Paks II

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