Over 50% of respondents from all Central European countries have used a car in the past week, while the public transport was used between 24% to 52% of respondents in the surveyed 10 countries. Bicycles were used by up to 25% of respondents.

A clear majority of respondents from Austria, Czechia, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, and Slovenia identified their countries as Central European in the surveyed region, located in between the borders of Germany and the former Soviet Union.

Russia's war against Ukraine has been going on for almost a year, with at least 100,000 casualties on both sides. All Western countries are united in condemning Russia's aggression, but they have different opinions on how to handle the conflict.

Karol Wojtyła, or St. Pope John Paul II as the world knows him, was born over a hundred years ago on 18 May 1920. As the sole Polish pope of the Roman Catholic Church so far, he is the subject of unparalleled veneration in the region: even today at least three-quarters of the population of all four Visegrad states continue to hold him in high regard.