Central European Times

Central European Times

Visegrad 4 reps sign joint declaration in support of nuclear energy

Visegrad 4 reps sign joint declaration in support of nuclear energy

Strengthening energy sovereignty and energy security, maintaining affordable energy prices and decarbonising energy production can only be achieved through the combined use of nuclear and renewable energy, according to a joint declaration signed by János Süli, Hungary’s Minister without Portfolio responsible for the country’s Paks 2 nuclear facility

CEE countries ink e-vehicles deal at COP26

CEE countries ink e-vehicles deal at COP26

1 min read Uncategorized

A total of six Central and Eastern European countries were public signatories to the agreement to transition to zero-emission vehicles at the COP26 summit on climate change which ended at the weekend. In a non-binding declaration Austria, Poland, Croatia, Slovenia, Lithuania and Ukraine pledged to “work towards all sales of

Hungary puts cap on skyrocketing petrol prices

Hungary puts cap on skyrocketing petrol prices

1 min read Hungary, fuel prices, petrol

Hungary’s government is putting a cap on the price of petrol and diesel fuel whose prices have recently soared in the country in the midst of spiraling inflation. Fuel prices there are one-third higher than they were at the beginning of 2021, with the price of petrol having reached

More trouble ahead for beleaguered Babis

More trouble ahead for beleaguered Babis

Outgoing Czechia prime minister Andrej Babis appears set to face criminal charges after rival party leaders confirmed their MPs will vote to lift his parliamentary immunity.  Prague prosecutor’s office made the request – which Babis called a “bespoke criminal prosecution” – after he was defeated at the polls last month. Since