Foreign Policy
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Russian service of Radio Prague International blocked in Russia over 20-year-old Palach article
The Russian state agency for consumer rights protection has blocked the Russian language website of Radio Prague International on the territory of Russia.
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NATO’s Afghanistan mission: longest deployment in Czech Army history ends
The last 12 Czech soldiers stationed in Afghanistan returned home on Sunday. In total, 1,500 soldiers took part in the mission; 14 were killed in the line of duty.
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Czech ‘economic diplomats’ meet to strategise post-Covid recovery
Czech economic diplomats are focused on getting the export-driven domestic economy back on track as the pandemic comes under control, and countries erect new barriers.
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“She gives a lot of hope”: Belarus’s Tsikhanouskaya visits Prague
The Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya is currently in the Czech Republic, meeting both top Czech officials and Belarusian exiles.
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Czech leaders voice support for tough sanctions on Belarus after hijacking of Ryanair flight
In reaction to last week’s hijacking of a Ryanair aircraft in order to arrest an opposition blogger, Czech and EU leaders have agreed to ramp up sanctions on Belarus.
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EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell dismisses Czech call to expel further Russian diplomats
The European Union does not want to further escalate tensions with Moscow, the head of the European External Action Service (EEAS), Josep Borrell, said on Monday.
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Embattled Czech deputy prime minister hits back, saying he’ll sue those who branded him a traitor
The news site Seznam has accused Deputy PM Jan Hamáček of wanting to hush up Russia’s involvement in the 2014 Vrbětice blasts in return for one million Sputnik vaccines.
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“I guess they noticed my work”, Věra Jourová banned from visiting Russia
The Russian Federation banned eight EU citizens from visiting the country on Friday, among them is Czech Vice President of the European Commission Věra Jourová.
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Rock musician Michael Kocáb on President Zeman: he scored a goal into our own net
Rock musician Michael Kocáb is asking senators to file a constitutional complaint against the Czech president for betraying his country in the row with Russia.
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Czech president causes outrage as he questions Russian involvement in Vrbětice explosion
The president’s long-anticipated address stirred strong criticism among experts, opposition politicians and even high ranking constitutional officials.
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Experts expect further Russian retaliation after major expulsion of diplomats
A major crisis in relations between Prague and Moscow has reached a new plateau, with the Czech government expelling dozens of Russian Embassy staff.
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Survey: Most Czechs perceive Russia as security threat
Most Czechs perceive Russia as a security threat to the country, suggests a survey conducted by the Median agency for Czech Radio.
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