Plancha publishes stories and reporting on the restaurant, hotel and hospitality business in Central Europe. Issues cover case studies such as a citywide food week in Bucharest, a viral Austrian bakery's New York launch, and staffing questions like employing foreign workers.

Central European Times covers political and economic developments across Central Europe, focusing on Hungary's relations with the EU and Czech fiscal policy and presidential conflicts. Readers get detailed, sourced reporting on government decisions, funding flows and constitutional disputes in the region.

The Universalist is a long-form publication covering Central and Eastern European politics, history, international affairs and literature, with a Polish perspective. Its recent issues offer essays on the 1956 crises, an interview on modern warfare, and a review of Anne Carson's work in Polish translation.

Central Europe Matters is an independent narrative podcast by a solo host who travels across Slovakia to meet activists, researchers and NGO workers defending democracy against disinformation and polarization. The newsletter shares episode notes, travel reflections and updates on the show and its upcoming second season.