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Severe flooding in Central Europe has resulted in multiple casualties and widespread damage. As waters recede in some areas, major cities like Wroclaw and Budapest brace for potential inundation.
Heavy rainfall causes fatal floods in Romania and puts multiple European countries on high alert. At least four deaths reported as rivers swell and towns prepare for potential inundation.
Five fatalities reported in Romania as torrential rains cause widespread flooding. Central European nations brace for severe weather, linking recent events to climate change impacts.
Central European nations prepare for possible severe flooding over the weekend. Authorities implement preventive measures and warn residents as meteorologists predict heavy rainfall across the region.
Prague implements flood defenses as Czech Republic and neighboring countries prepare for severe rainfall. Authorities take preventive measures, recalling the devastating floods of 2002.
Recent Russian airspace violations prompt calls for NATO to establish an air defense shield along its eastern border. This move could protect allies and indirectly aid Ukraine without escalating the conflict.
Ukraine expresses disappointment over Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's allegations of fascist elements in its military, echoing Russian propaganda. The statement complicates Ukraine's NATO aspirations.
Federal prosecutors have indicted two individuals for using an online platform to encourage attacks against minorities and government officials, aiming to ignite a race war. The case highlights the evolving nature of white supremacist violence in the digital age.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico returned to Handlova, where he was shot in May, accusing opponents of fueling political tension. His government's actions have drawn criticism from the EU and opposition.
As the school year begins in Ukraine, three teenagers share their experiences of balancing education with the realities of war. A summer camp offers a brief respite from the ongoing conflict.
Slovakia has withdrawn protection for Artem Marchevskyi, accused of running a pro-Russian influence campaign. The Ukrainian-Israeli citizen, under Czech sanctions, lost his temporary refuge status in July.
Hungary's foreign minister claims Brussels is behind Ukraine's oil sanctions, affecting supplies to Hungary and Slovakia. The European Commission denies involvement as tensions rise over energy security.
Slovakia's government rejects EU Commission's criticism on rule of law, calling the report unbalanced. Tensions rise over judicial reforms and media independence concerns.
Slovak opposition parties call for dismissal of culture and justice ministers following controversial decisions. Public protests reflect ongoing tensions in the country's political landscape.
Russian natural gas continues to transit through Ukraine to Europe, despite ongoing conflict. The EU aims to end Russian fossil fuel imports by 2027, but progress varies among member states.
Eastern European NATO members, including the Czech Republic, face recruitment challenges amidst Russia's invasion of Ukraine. A pilot program for high schoolers aims to attract new soldiers and address troop shortages.
A Polish resident of Denmark pleads not guilty to attacking Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen in June. The case raises concerns about public officials' safety in the traditionally open Nordic society.