Visegrad Europe
Central European Journal
2026 №2 (XXX)
To the Reader
CENTRAL EUROPE TODAY
Lyubov Shishelina
Hungary: 100 days after Orban
Oleg Mikhalev
Polish-Ukrainian Relations in 2022–2026: from Solidarity to Crisis
Nikolay Polkin
Evolution of Right-Wing Parties in Hungary
FOCUS ON THE ECONOMY
Alexey Drynochkin
Comparative Analysis of Economic Development in Hungary and Romania
Roman Popov
The Energy Crisis as a Divergence Factor Working
the Visegrad Group (2021–2026)
TERRITORY OF HISTORY
Árpád Göncz on the “Budapest Autumn” of 1956
FOREIGN POLICY
Kseniia Voropaeva
Modern Challenges of Budapest’s Policy in the Western Balkans
REVIEWS
Varvara Gatskovskaya
Memory and History