Foreign Policy
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Sinologist Filip Jirouš: China will keep pressuring Prague leadership, new agreement unlikely
Prague’s leadership has for months been trying to remove an article from an agreement signed between the Czech capital and Beijing during the rule of previous coalition…
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Czech PM happy to have side-lined Spitzen candidates at EU summit, Czech MEPs say region lost out
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has hailed the EU compromise on nominations for the bloc’s top jobs as a big success for the Visegrad Four grouping which fiercely…
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On third day of talks to name new EU leadership, V4 doubles down on opposition to Timmermans
After failing to reach a decision during over 18 hours of talks on Sunday and Monday, EU leaders reconvened in Brussels to try to agree who should lead the bloc’s…
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Slovak president expresses understanding for protesters during first state visit to Prague
The new Slovak president, Zuzana Čaputová, visited Prague on Thursday, in her first foreign visit. The liberal politician stressed the importance of Visegrad Four…
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Czech politicians condemn draft Russian bill as attempt to rewrite history
Czech politicians, including President Miloš Zeman, have condemned the draft Russian legislation stating that Soviet troops took part in the 1968 invasion of…
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Czech think-tank Sinopsis: Chinese ‘investment’ marred by endemic corruption, intransparency
Ahead of the 30th anniversary of China’s crackdown on peaceful pro-democracy demonstrators in Tiananmen Square, Radio Prague spoke to Filip Jirouš, coordinator of the…
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Hopes for closer economic ties as Myanmar’s head of government visits Prague
Czech-Burmese relations are getting closer. That was the main message of Aung San Suu Kyi, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate turned State Counsellor of Myanmar, during her…
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Czech National Museum rejects allegedly opaque Chinese group’s gift ahead of Tiananmen anniversary
Ahead of the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, the Czech National Museum has rejected a gift of exceptional Chinese pottery worth some five million crowns…
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Deputy Foreign Minister Martin Tlapa on doing business and building trust in Africa
A recent conference on business and investment opportunities in Africa organized by the Czech Foreign Ministry, focused on innovative forms of investment and modern…
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Special program fosters export of Czech medical aid and products around the world
Czech doctors and medical experts are helping abroad. Within the government program MEDEVAC they provide urgent humanitarian aid in countries such as Jordan and Ukraine…
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Euro elections: ANO wins despite anti-Babiš protests, opposition gains, Social Dems lose big
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš’s ANO party, as expected, won the European Parliament elections held over the weekend, garnering 21.2% of the vote. A strong turnout – by Czech…
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NATO’s biggest long-term future threat is climate change, suggests expert
Diplomats, military officers and experts gathered at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday to discuss energy security and future challenges facing the North Atlantic…
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