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Leaders of Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia gather for a Visegrád Group summit.

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  1. Leaders met at Visegrad summit; Martin criticized Israel, Miliband targeted settlements.
  2. Assessments suggest that the bilateral relationship between Hungary and Poland requires stronger economic foundations to move forward.
  3. Specific findings from the international study involving Vienna are published.

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8 reports, 6 independent, last reported Sep 11. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Leaders of Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia gather for a Visegrád Group summit.

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  1. Leaders met at Visegrad summit; Martin criticized Israel, Miliband targeted settlements.1 source
  2. A proposal for a Visegrad bloc including Poland is underway, leveraging Polish infrastructure to benefit Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Austria.Sub-event
  3. Polish and Hungarian figures met to discuss historical relations and regional politics in Central and Eastern Europe.Sub-event
  4. V4 bloc leadership rotation underway with Slovakia inheriting the presidency and leaders meeting in Gödöllő.1 source
  5. V4 countries host meetings involving leaders like Tusk and Babiš to discuss Europe's future.1 source
  6. V4 leaders met for a revitalization summit in Gödöllő.1 source
  7. Leaders of the three countries gather for the Visegrád Group summit.1 source

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