Foreign Policy
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Czech and Cuban diplomatic wars heat up again
"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs considers the act of the Cuban authorities as the de facto expulsion of the Czech diplomat, or a declaration of the Czech diplomat as a…
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Clean up or pay up - Environment Minister gets tough with German neighbours
Clean up or pay up - that was the stark message of Environment Minister Libor Ambrozek to the German state of Saxony-Anhalt on Monday, the latest round in a dispute over…
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Waste dumping remains an issue
In the past few months the Czech Environment Ministry has been plagued by the problem of illegal waste imports into the Czech Republic. Since the beginning of the year an…
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Czechs and their supporters looking into ways of attaining US visa waiver status
Why do Czechs need a visa to travel to the United States while US citizens only need a passport to visit the Czech Republic? This is a question that comes up again and…
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Czechs offer concrete support for protestors targeted by Belarussian authorities
As the EU called for the immediate release of Belarus opposition leader Aleksander Kozulin, the Czech Prime Minister Jiri Paroubek condemned the use of force against…
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Czech Republic spearheads sanctions-and-aid plan for Belarus
The EU is considering the possibility of imposing sanctions against Belarus after its disputed presidential elections. Not surprisingly, it is the EU newcomers who have…
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A Bohemian birthday present fit for a queen
It is always a challenge finding a suitable birthday present for someone, at least when that person is a multi billionaire head of state, but this is something with which…
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Foreign Minister pushing for tougher controls for visitors from Canada, Australia, U.S.
Back in November Czech Foreign Minister Cyril Svoboda first suggested that the Czech Republic would invoke the EU's solidarity pact to pressure states like Canada to drop…
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Workers from new EU members benefiting Ireland greatly, says Irish minister
The special guest for St Patrick's Day celebrations which took place in Prague on Friday and over the weekend was Ireland's minister of agriculture and food, Mary Coughlan…
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Czech Republic loses first round in Nomura dispute
An arbitral tribunal in London ruled on Friday that the Czech Republic had "breached its obligation to treat foreign investors fairly and equitably" by failing to protect…
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Will democracy prevail in Belarus?
Since the fall of Communism sixteen years ago, the Czech Republic has felt a sense of responsibility to help promote democracy in countries where basic human rights are…
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Czech Army sends fresh contingent to Iraq as violence escalates in country
A ceremony took place at the National Memorial on Prague's Vitkov Hill on Tuesday as the latest Czech Army contingent - the tenth to date - prepared to leave for Iraq. The…
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