Governments in Budapest, and now Bratislava, are treading a fine line of alignment with the West, showing their central European neighbours what they can get away with, and risking the credibility of EU foreign policy and values
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The Visegrad Group’s formulation of “à la carte” policies could pave the way for a more demanding and less EU-aligned Central Europe and have serious consequences for the future
Martin Ehl explains that the Visegrad Group is walking a fine line of alignment with the West, putting the credibility of European foreign policy at risk
