Central Europeans' political discontent creates risks
Visegrad citizens are relatively satisfied with their own personal situation, but are critical of their societies
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- Fast track to EU
- Political environment
- Hungary
- Poland
- Slovakia
- Czech Republic
- Economic outlook
- Emigration
- Capacity weaknesses
- Public mood
- Personal/societal satisfaction
- Dissatisfaction with politics
- Economic concerns
- European integration
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_350.jpg "Parliaments workers adjust the Hungarian flag before the start of the Visegrad Group's Prime Ministers summit meeting (Reuters/Laszlo Balogh)")