20 Aug

Modernization of the Armed Forces Brings Heger and Fico Together. But Slovakia Is Losing What Matters Most: Allies’ Trust

Billion-euro investments are gradually transforming the Slovak military and bringing it closer to NATO standards. However, modernization cannot solve all of the country’s weaknesses.

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NATO

Category: Articles

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

TASR/PAP/Adam Warżawa

Category: National Policy Reports

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.

TASR/AP

Category: National Policy Reports

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.

Lukáš Grinaj (TASR)

Category: National Policy Reports

Lithium mining at Cínovec offers a strategic opportunity for Czech industry. But mining alone will not be enough.

  1. Orbán Built a Battery Empire. Yet the Entire Value Chain Is Still Dominated by Chinese Companies.
  2. Central Europe May Remain Merely a Playing Field in the Race for Strategic Metals.
  3. The Dirtiest Energy Source May Power Poland’s Green Transition.
  4. Lithium, Manganese, and Magnesite: Slovakia Has Them Underground, the EU Has Them in Its Strategies. So Far, the Country Has Benefited Little from Either.
  5. Poland’s Nuclear Ambitions: From Political Symbolism to a Trial of Feasibility
  6. A Narrow Path Forward: Can Hungary Rethink Its Nuclear Strategy?
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