Are centre-right parties in Europe becoming more Pro-European?

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Focusing on the evolution of centre-right parties in Central and Eastern Europe, this essay analyzes their ambitions regarding European Union membership from 1990 to 2006. It categorizes these parties to highlight relevant case studies and explores how European integration influences national political dynamics. The study posits that these parties adapt to external pressures, either embracing or opposing the European project. Key examples from Slovakia, Hungary, and the Czech Republic illustrate the shifting programmatic developments and attitudes toward Europe during this period.