Moscow lambasts ‘archaic’ American democracy while Merkel ‘furious’ at scenes

Thirteen EU states urge bloc to share vaccine with Balkan and eastern neighbours

Central Europe on guard as winter follows hard second wave of pandemic

Kremlin says 2 million doses of Russia's Sputnik V vaccine will soon be available

Positive reports on Oxford vaccine but UK warns ‘we’re not there yet’

Slovakia plans mass testing as coronavirus surge strains central and eastern Europe

Russia sees record rise in cases and Poland's premier goes into quarantine

Slovak troops mobilised as infections spiral in central and eastern Europe

Brussels hardest-hit capital after Madrid, while the Netherlands prepares to send hospital patients to Germany

Czechs and Slovaks impose states of emergency as infections soar in Russia

Record daily rises registered around region that fared well in pandemic's first wave

Slovakia set to scrap raft of restrictions and allow foreign day trips to eight countries

June 15th the target for easing controls on EU’s Schengen borders before holiday season

Three Prague politicians who angered Moscow reportedly targets for ricin attack

Czechs eye ‘corona corridor’ to Adriatic coast as lockdown controls ease

Sides examining possibility of negotiating via video-conferencing or conference calls

Belgrade seeks China's help as central Europe fights spread of Covid-19

Thousands protest against Andrej Babis over alleged subsidy fraud for second week in a row

Mayors in Visegrad Four countries reject leaders’ positions on immigration and climate

Attacker kills himself after fleeing attack in hospital waiting room in city of Ostrava

Andrej Babis has refused to resign over corruption and EU audit questions

Unbearable Lightness of Being author has lived in France since fleeing communism

More than 200,000 people rally in Prague against populist premier and president

Events to commemorate the peaceful 1989 uprising will mingle with a new round of protests in defence of liberal democracy

Nation marks 30 years since Vaclav Havel and fellow dissidents swept into power

Prague summit of 16 nations also calls for more flexibility in EU cohesion funds

Final decision still pending in case prime minister Babis calls ‘politically motivated’

Nationalist Orban favours incoming commission chief to liberal ‘ideological guerrillas’

Europe Letter: Visegrád Group’s victory in the top jobs race is mainly symbolic

PM Andrej Babis faces further pressure over fraud allegations after huge public protests

Babis has faced investigations over alleged fraud and conflicts of interest

Andrej Babis defiant after more than 100,000 people rally to demand his resignation

Country-by-country guide to elections that saw modest gains for the far-right in many member states

European People’s Party criticised for not expelling far-right Fidesz of Hungary

US president heaps praise on Hungary’s controversial PM during Oval Office visit

Thousands rally over fears that PM Andrej Babis's fraud case could be quashed

Billionaire prime minister flies to see his son after kidnap claims stun Czechs

Andrej Babis says ‘mentally ill’ son went voluntarily on Crimean holiday

Anti-immigration leaders in central Europe follow US lead in opposing global framework

Macron calls for EU solidarity as Merkel and Mattis also join festivities