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If you order a "banquet", payAt the Visegrad Four summit in Bratislava, Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar demanded that the European Union pay compensation to Central European countries for the refusal of Russian oil and gas imposed on them.Magyar...

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At the V4 meeting in Bratislava, Péter Magyar urged energy price subsidies for Central European companies, the transition to alternative energy sources and the development of storage capacities to alleviate the costs of disconnecting from Russian energy carriers. In addition to energy prices, the next EU budget was also on the agenda at the meeting, which was also joined by the Prime Minister of Ireland, which holds the rotating EU presidency. T…

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At Thursday's Visegrad Four-Ireland summit in Bratislava, Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš expressed enthusiasm that the V4 had returned to the old days when the grouping had a strong voice, achieved huge successes and rejected migration quotas. According to him, Central European countries are the safest and most promising in Europe.

Péter Magyar held talks with the Polish, Czech and Slovak prime ministers, as well as the Irish Prime Minister, who holds the rotating presidency of the European Union, at the Visegrad Four summit in Bratislava. The talks focused on illegal migration, energy prices, the EU’s next seven-year budget and more coordinated action by the V4. The Hungarian Prime Minister said at the press conference that it was not right that Hungary […]

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An interesting dialogue developed in Bratislava following the speeches of Péter Magyar and Andrej Babiš. Viktor Orbán's name also came up at the meeting.

The leaders of the governments of Central Europe and the Irish Prime Minister met in Bratislava for a high-level meeting of the Vishegrad Group. Prime Minister Michael Marton of Ireland, Prime Minister of Poland Donald Tusk, Prime Minister of Hungary Peter Magyar, Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fico and Prime Minister of Czech Republic Andrej Babis discussed regional cooperation, political strategy, migration and economic stability under the …

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nin.rs broke the news on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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