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Economic Security
Robert Fico Is Selling Off Slovakia
13 August 2026
25 August 2026
Drivers crossing into Poland in August fill up for less than anywhere else in the V4. Why is this the case?
European Commission figures for the week of 17 August show that Poland had the cheapest fuel in the Visegrad Four. Petrol cost about 1.48 euros per litre and diesel 1.69 euros. Hungary was next for petrol at 1.62 euros, followed by Slovakia and Czechia.


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