In Europe, after the fall of communism, we were freed from Soviet influence. New opportunities and challenges arose for Central European countries. Thirty years ago, barely a year after the historic events, on February 15, 1991 in Visegrád Hungary – where the famous meeting of the Hungarian, Polish and Czech kings occurred in 1335– a new, momentous, unique form of cooperation was born: the Visegrád Group.

Alexandra Szentkiralyi: We Will Fight the Battles Against Ideologically Driven City Leadership!
Mayor Gergely Karacsony and his team run Budapest based on Brussels’ expectations, while the real problems of Budapest residents remain unresolved, said the leader of the Fidesz group in the municipal assembly.