Foreign Policy
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Nuclear security at forefront of attention of Fiala-Macron talks in Paris
French President Emmanuel Macron received Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala at Elysee Palace on Tuesday night for talks on the war in Ukraine and its global repercussions.
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100 days since start of Russian invasion: how much has Czechia helped Ukraine?
June 3 marks 100 days since Russia unleashed a war in Ukraine. We look back at what the Czech Republic has done to help the war-torn country.
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Czechia given temporary exemption on pipeline oil deliveries as EU agrees on new sanctions
EU leaders have agreed to block more than two-thirds of Russian oil imports to EU states in a deal that will cut off a huge source of financing for Russia’s war machine.
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Real estate used by Russian Embassy reviewed amid concerns over illegal practices
The Czech Foreign Ministry wants to look into how the Russian Embassy is using the vast number of propoerties it received for diplomatic purposes during the communist era.
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Expert: PM’s goal of 2 percent defence spending by 2024 “not realistic”
PM Petr Fiala says that the Czech Republic now aims to spend 2 percent of its GDP on defence by 2024, but this is not realistic according to defence analyst Matúš Halás.
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Czech-African Health Forum biggest event of its kind in decades
A Czech-African Health Forum began at Prague’s Černín Palace on Wednesday. We spoke to Deputy Foreign Minister Martin Tlapa to find out why Africa is important to Czechia.
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Dana Huňátová: Madeleine Albright was first person I saw who lived for work
As head of office of new minister Jiří Dienstbier, Dana Huňátová was involved in the overhaul of the Czechoslovak Foreign Ministry needed after four decades of communism.
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Czech official: Development cooperation increasingly becoming "European team“ effort
What is the Czech Republic doing to alleviate the plight of Ukranian refugees and how is it helping to improve the lives of people elsewhere in the world?
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“Of course I feel co-responsibility” says Zeman over Russia stance
President Zeman says in the past he misjudged Russia but has now changed his view of the Kremlin, saying that Putin is destroying his own country with the war on Ukraine.
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As world bids farewell to Madeleine Albright, Czechs mourn loss of compatriot and friend
Czechs on Wednesday bid their last farewell to Madeleine Albright, former US Secretary of State, and a trusted friend to her old homeland.
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Charles University hit by Russian disinformation about student expulsions
Charles University this week categorically denied claims that it was expelling or discriminating Russian students in response to the war in Ukraine.
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Czech foreign minister discusses defence, energy security and human rights with Secretary Blinken
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken praised the Czech Republic’s response to Russia’s war on Ukraine at a Tuesday meeting with Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský in Washington.
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