Dark screen for transparency: public access to ultimate ownership data abolished by European Court of Justice
Public access to company ownership registers is disappearing rapidly across Europe after the EU court decision.
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Broadband in Europe: The Czech Republic lagging behind the rest of V4
Internet speed performance in Europe is continuously increasing, but many countries are still well below the 100 Megabits per second (Mbps) threshold that the European Union has set itself to achieve by the end of 2025, as shown by the data collected by the European Data Journalism Network.
Czech and Slovak QAnon groups have incorporated Ukraine into conspiratorial worldview
How the Czechs and Poles fell out with each other
The Polish state media portrays the Czech Republic as a foe that, for dubious reasons, is set on ruining the Polish energy sector. Currently, it is the Turów lignite mine on the Polish side of the border that is behind the friction between the two countries. Does this case mirror structural problems in Czech–Polish relations, and what can be done to restore mutually favourable cooperation?
Three Seas Initiative: Scenarios for 2025
The next Three Seas Summit will be held in Sofia, Bulgaria on 8-9 July 2021. The initiative was created to ‘promote cooperation between 12 European nations and their partners contributing to economic growth and energy security’. Before the summit, we are publishing an excerpt from the report Towards 3SI Civil Society Forum, developed by The Visegrad Insight team.
Three years after the murder of Ján Kuciak
Investigative journalist Ján Kuciak and his fiancée, Martina Kušnírová, were murdered on February 21, 2018. The reason was Ján’s journalistic work and the articles he wrote for aktuality.sk.
