Foreign Policy
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Against Charles Bridge backdrop, Democrats Abroad announce tally for Biden, Sanders
If you tuned in to the DNC when Joe Biden became the Democrats’ nominee for president, you may have noticed a Czech landmark during the virtual “roll call”: Charles Bridge
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Czech PM: EU must encourage Belarusians not to fear own “velvet revolution”
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš did not mince words this weekend in reaction to the ongoing crackdowns in Belarus, using analogies of both 1968 and 1989.
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March of Solidarity with Belarus planned in Prague this weekend
A March of Solidarity with the People of Belarus is planned to take place in Prague on Saturday afternoon.
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Pompeo warns of threat doing business with China poses to Czech society, democracy
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has warned of efforts by China to undermine Czech democracy, citing “campaigns of coercion and control” by Beijing.
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“The EU needs to act,” says Czech analyst as Lukashenko accuses Prague of organising Minsk protests
The Czech Republic has been accused by Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko of organising demonstrations in the country after his official landslide victory.
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Secretary of State Pompeo to lay wreath in Plzeň Tuesday
On Tuesday US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will lay a wreath in Plzeň – three months after Covid-19 curtailed events marking the 75th anniversary of liberation.
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China likely on agenda of Pompeo visit to Prague
The US secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, will arrive in Prague next Tuesday for talks that are expected to touch on trade and security issues, including China.
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Does the Polish election signal a conservative or illiberal shift in central Europe?
Does the Polish election result signal a further turn towards “illiberal democracy” in central Europe, fanned by those seeking to ignite or exploit a culture war?
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Český Těšín and Poland’s Cieszyn: A community divided by Covid restrictions
Located on either side of the border, Český Těšín and Cieszyn are now split by restrictions relating to Covid-19. The enforced separation is proving a real test for locals.
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Borders open as map of Europe “goes green”
June 15 has brought a further loosening of travel restrictions on the Continent with Czechs now able to travel to the majority of European states without any restrictions.
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Updated travel restrictions valid as of June 15
Foreigners who are planning to visit the Czech Republic in the coming weeks and months might be confused by the constantly changing information regarding coronavirus…
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Senate speaker announces trip to Taiwan, potentially angering China
The Speaker of the Czech Senate Miloš Vystrčil will lead a trade mission to Taiwan in August, he announced at a press conference on Tuesday. The decision comes after many…
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