Hungary to Build Russian Pipeline Over EU Objections
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has no intention of withdrawing from the South Stream pipeline.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has no intention of withdrawing from the South Stream pipeline.
Austria and Russia circumvent the European Commission by signing a bilateral pipeline deal.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán wins a parliamentary election that also sees gains for the far right.
Russia’s annexation of Ukraine’s Crimea prompts the three former Soviet satellite states into action.
Opposition lawmakers criticize the growing dependence on Russian energy.
Former finance minister Bohuslav Sobotka forms a government with parties to the right.
Andrej Babiš appeals to disgruntled rightwingers but could lose their trust if he supports the Social Democrats.
But the conservatives in the ruling coalition could yet form a government with other parties on the right.
A cabinet formed by allies of the leftist president, Miloš Zeman, fails to get the conservative majority’s support.
The Central European country’s ruling party looks for someone to replace Petr Nečas.
Conservative prime minister Petr Nečas may be forced to resign, possibly triggering early elections.
Hungary’s ruling nationalists won’t take the European Commission’s advice.
The small Central European country could be the next victim in the eurozone’s crisis.
Miloš Zeman is expected to support a more pro-European policy.
Both candidates favor stronger relations with the rest of the European Union.