Just a day before the official announcement was held, Smartwings owner Jiří Šimáně arrived at the scheduled meeting and, instead of signing the documents, informed the Polish delegation that he had accepted a higher offer. At the end Turkish low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines has agreed to purchase Smartwings in a
Serbia failed to remove Russian capital from NIS despite extensions; leaving its refinery unlicensed and oil reserves secure only until year-end.
The Neptun Deep project is viewed as a pivotal opportunity for Romania's economy and energy independence.
The minister highlighted by resigning he aimed to prevent further distractions from national security concerns.
Croatia has concluded that the June 2023 Hungarian military helicopter crash was caused by human error after the crew deviated from its flight path.
Romania is projected to see modest growth and a gradual narrowing of the budget deficit over the next three years.
Orbán’s White House visit secured Hungary’s US sanctions exemptions and imply the start of a golden era in bilateral ties.
Romanian and NATO leaders held talks focusing on strengthening Romania’s security amid ongoing regional tensions.
Andrej Babiš’s ANO movement returns to power in coalition with nationalist allies, promising social protection, lower energy prices, and a tougher stance toward Brussels.
Romanian PM Ilie Bolojan warned that peace is no longer guaranteed, stressing that ensuring security is a shared responsibility of society.
As the EU tightens sanctions on Russia, Central European states display contrasting political stances rooted in their priorities and capacities.
A fire broke out last Monday night at MOL Group’s Danube Refinery in Százhalombatta, damaging one of the largest of its three distillation towers. The incident can have significant impact on regional oil supply and prices.
Von der Leyen's visits to frontline NATO states aims to deliver a message of solidarity while boosting Europe’s defence capacity, promoting joint procurement and galvanising industrial support through the EU’s SAFE mechanism.
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda described Ruginiene as “a constructive negotiator who seeks compromise”, adding that foreign policy continuity, especially support for Ukraine, would be maintained. Nauseda signed a decree on 27 August formally appointing her.
The alliance’s biggest spenders are all on the Eastern flank and neighbouring Russia, with Poland leading the pack (4.48%) ahead of Lithuania (4.0%), Latvia (3.73%), and Estonia (3.38%). The US is sixth at 3.22% of GDP.