Foreign Policy
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Czech foreign minister: Decisive word on NATO’s training mission in Iraq must come from country’s…
Amidst growing tension over the latest developments in the Middle East, following the killing of Iran’s military leader Qassem Soleimani in Iraq, the Czech foreign…
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Czech foreign minister on relations with China: we need to carefully balance our values and…
A reset in Czech-Chinese relations in 2014, that included a commitment to the “One China policy” promised to bring huge economic benefits, with President Zeman saying he…
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Home Credit’s alleged promotion of Communist China may lead to commission on foreign influence
The consumer loans provider Home Credit, which is owned by Czech billionaire Petr Kellner, is facing scrutiny after reports it could have tried to create a positive image…
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PM insists European Commission audit allegedly finding him in conflict of interest not final…
A European Commission audit has found Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš to be in a conflict of interest over EU subsidies paid to the Agrofert holding he founded and…
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Charges dropped against soldiers suspected of inadequate investigation of alleged Afghan killer’s…
Charges have been dropped against four Czech Army officers in connection with the mysterious death of an Afghan, the news site Ekonomický Deník reported. The individual…
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Why are Russian and Chinese spying activities in Czech Republic so intense and how exactly do they…
This week’s release of the Czech Security Information Service’s (BIS) annual report was widely covered by Czech media and even some foreign outlets. What stood out was the…
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Czech troops wind up Bagram base security mission, will focus on supporting Afghan special forces…
The Czech Army’s six-year mission in helping maintain security at the Bagram military base in Afghanistan will soon come to an end. Newly, the army’s tasks will focus on…
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“200 families ready to adopt” says initiative and calls on government to accept refugee minors…
The refugee support initiative Češi pomáhaji (Czechs help) has announced it has a list of around 200 Czech families who say they are willing to accept refugees currently…
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Minister bestows award for services to diplomacy on 12 people
The Czech Republic’s minister of foreign affairs, Tomáš Petříček, bestowed Medals of Merit for Diplomacy on 12 individuals on Monday. Nine of them, including the late Jiří…
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Russia places Czech NGO People in Need among list of “undesirables”
The Russian Foreign Ministry has effectively banned People in Need by placing it on its list of undesirable organisations. The Czech humanitarian NGO has since reacted by…
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Petříček: EU should step up pressure on Turks if operation in Syria continues
The Czech minister of foreign affairs has come out in favour of firmer EU action against Turkey over its offensive into Northern Syria and attacks on Kurds. Tomáš Petříček…
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Czech agencies smash spy ring operated by “very aggressive” Russians
Last year the Czech authorities broke up a Russian spy network operating in the country, the head of the BIS counter-intelligence service, Michal Koudelka, told MPs on…
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