Europe's economic crisis is creating fertile ground for nationalist parties that criticize the presence of immigrants and minority groups in their countries.

Extremist parties and vigilante groups in Hungary have increasingly targeted the country's Roma population.

State-run energy giant Gazprom finalized a deal to make Hungary the final transit state for Russian natural gas before arriving at Italian or Austrian natural gas distribution centers.

A deep economic and political division exists within the European Union between the eurozone states and the 10 EU members outside the monetary bloc.

Stratfor Vice President of Intelligence Fred Burton examines the recent threat against Israel's national soccer team and discusses the vulnerabilities faced by soft targets like sports teams.

Analyst Eugene Chausovsky examines Polish elections and a Visegrad Four summit this weekend in the context of larger geopolitical trends.
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In this week's Agenda, Stratfor CEO George Friedman discusses current tensions in Europe, NATO, Russia and the Visegrad Group.

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Analyst Marko Papic discusses the implications of a new citizenship law involving ethnic Hungarians living abroad and nationalism as a symptom of wider European concerns.