Gas, nukes, and historical bad blood: Can Eastern Europe pull itself together?

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Hungary, Poland, Czechia, and Slovakia — the Visegrád Group — are trying to present a united front against EU overreach, but face internal tensions over gas dependence, nuclear energy policy, and deep historical resentments. Whether they can cohere as a bloc remains uncertain.

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Hungary, Poland, Czechia, and Slovakia are trying to present a unified front in the face of the EU’s overreach
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