Foreign Policy
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Czech companies eager to take part in post-war reconstruction of Ukraine
Hundreds of Czech companies are eager to take part in the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine. A Czech delegation will head to Kyiv this week to map out the possibilities.
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Analyst: President Zelensky cannot expect a firm commitment on NATO membership before the war ends
President Zelensky visited Czechia this week to drum up support for his country’s early admission to NATO. Did the Ukrainian leader get what he came to Prague for?
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Czechia to Zelensky: Ukraine will not remain alone
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held talks in Prague to drum up support for his country’s fast track admission to NATO ahead of next week’s summit in Vilnius.
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“Ukrainians are fighting for our common security”: Czechia sends mobile ICU unit to Ukraine
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Czechia has deployed a mobile ICU bus to be used across Ukraine. I spoke to Petr Gandalovič about the purpose the bus will serve.
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Minister Lipavský: Czech economy must move from assembly to design
Over 150 Czech economic diplomats based the world over met in Prague this week for consultations on how to further the country’s economic interests.
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Foreign Minister Lipavský: struggle for succession to Putin regime has begun
As the turbulent events of the past weekend unfolded in Russia, Czech top officials met to debate security issues.
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UNICEF head Oleinik: Czech response to Ukraine “best of humanity” – we must not slip back
Czechia has handled a wholly unprecedented refugee situation since Ukraine was attacked by Russia 16 months ago – UNICEF has been greatly involved in helping families.
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Czechs in “information war” with Russians, Pavel tells conference
An international conference on Ukraine organised by Czech Radio on the occasion of its 100th anniversary took place in Prague on Thursday.
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Martin Dvořák: “20 years after EU referendum Czechs are pragmatic Europeans”
On June 13 and 14, 2003, Czechs voted overwhelmingly to enter the EU. We discuss that vote, and current attitudes to EU, with European Affairs Minister Martin Dvořák.
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“We offer equal partnership,” says Lipavský of Angola-Zambia visit
Czech foreign policy is increasingly focused on Africa and MInister Jan Lipavský says Europe must “bring a better offer” if it is to weaken Russian and Chinese influence.
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European liberals call out member Babiš over part in Orban conservative event
The ALDE liberal group at the European Parliament, of which Andrej Babiš's ANO is a member, has condemned his appearance at a highly anti-liberal gathering in Budapest.
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Ambassador Sabet: Treaty in no way authorises permanent US troops on Czech soil
Earlier this week, Czechia and the United States signed a Defence Cooperation Agreement in Washington. The US ambassador to Prague, Bijan Sabet, discusses the treaty.
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