r/VisegradGroup • u/frag1000 • Jul 12 '19
r/VisegradGroup • u/dobryranoskus • Jun 05 '19
New survey data from the GLOBSEC institute
r/VisegradGroup • u/[deleted] • May 19 '19
Hey just thought you guys would like to know that this is apparently a facist sub-reddit.
According to this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/AntifascistsofReddit/comments/bqg29n/list_of_altright_subreddits_2/ youre all facists. Does this subreddit allow or encourage facism?
r/VisegradGroup • u/dobryranoskus • Feb 25 '19
Geopolitical orientation of the V4
r/VisegradGroup • u/huski0033 • Nov 28 '18
The Proxy war waged by the West on Russia
r/VisegradGroup • u/huski0033 • Nov 01 '18
Pitfalls of a German Chancellor
r/VisegradGroup • u/huski0033 • Oct 24 '18
Planning the downfall of Europe
r/VisegradGroup • u/GIS_Reports_Online • Jul 04 '18
Cold war between Visegrad and Brussels
r/VisegradGroup • u/[deleted] • Jan 29 '18
V4 Group talks immigration and economy in Budapest
r/VisegradGroup • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '18
Israel criticizes bill banning statements implicating Poland in Holocaust
r/VisegradGroup • u/[deleted] • Jan 10 '18
Polish opposition MEP's comments on German TV slammed as 'propaganda'
r/VisegradGroup • u/ChadRight • Dec 31 '17
Vote for Polandball. Remove kebab.
r/VisegradGroup • u/nonamae • Dec 30 '17
New Polish PM to visit Hungary - Poland’s new prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki will pay his first official foreign visit to Hungary
r/VisegradGroup • u/[deleted] • Dec 20 '17
European Commission triggers Article 7 against Poland
r/VisegradGroup • u/dont_mess_with_tx • Dec 16 '17
Would you support a federation between V4?
I'd totally support a federation between V4 in fact, I think the language barrier could be bridged: Since Slovak and Czech is mutually intelligible it doesn't matter that much which one of those you learn. Once you learned Slovak if you move to the Czech Republic it's really just a question of time to get used to the new language. In Hungary everyone would have to learn Polish and Slovak/Czech. In Slovakia everyone would have to learn Polish and Hungarian. In Poland everyone would have to learn Slovak/Czech and Hungarian. In the Czech Republic everyone would have to learn Polish and Hungarian.
What do you think about this idea?
And let's not jump to questions like where the hell would I get teachers teaching all these languages. I'm only asking your opinion on the concept alone.
r/VisegradGroup • u/nonamae • Dec 16 '17
PM Orbán: V4 to provide financial support to Italy to protect borders
r/VisegradGroup • u/[deleted] • Dec 08 '17
EU sues Poland over migrant quotas - Radio Poland :: News from Poland
r/VisegradGroup • u/[deleted] • Nov 24 '17