Foreign Policy
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Czech top diplomat aims to boost business with diversifying oil-rich Saudi kingdom
Foreign Minister Jakub Kulhánek headed to the Middle East this week with a Czech business delegation, looking to boost trade with regional powerhouses.
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German president honours paratroopers who took part in Operation Anthropoid during visit to Czechia
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier is currently on a three-day visit to Czechia. In an historic first, he also honoured Czech paratroopers who killed Heydrich.
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“The problem is how to get into the airport” – Afghan woman describes situation in Kabul
A Radio Prague International listener stuck in Kabul contacted us and spoke about her situation.
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Czech government: Kabul evacuation program successfully completed
The hectic evacuation effort aimed at getting Czechs and their Afghan co-workers out of Taliban-controlled Afghanistan is over.
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Afghan interpreters in spotlight as second Czech plane lands in Kabul
Like other NATO states, the Czech Republic is struggling to evacuate its Afghan co-workers from the possible wrath of Taliban forces which entered Kabul last week.
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Czech Republic begins evacuation of Czech Embassy and associated Afghan personnel from Kabul
Following the rapid advance of Taliban forces, the Czech Republic has begun evacuating its personnel from Afghanistan.
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Czech government plans to help Afghan interpreters pursued by Taliban
The Defence Ministry has developed a programme to help Afghans who served with Czech troops in Afghanistan, but critics say progress is slow.
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Timothy Snyder: Klaus won the moral contest with Havel
US historian Timothy Snyder, a leading specialist in the history of Central and Eastern Europe and World War II, discusses various Czech-related matters in this interview.
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Russian service of Radio Prague International blocked in Russia over 20-year-old Palach article
The Russian state agency for consumer rights protection has blocked the Russian language website of Radio Prague International on the territory of Russia.
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NATO’s Afghanistan mission: longest deployment in Czech Army history ends
The last 12 Czech soldiers stationed in Afghanistan returned home on Sunday. In total, 1,500 soldiers took part in the mission; 14 were killed in the line of duty.
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Czech ‘economic diplomats’ meet to strategise post-Covid recovery
Czech economic diplomats are focused on getting the export-driven domestic economy back on track as the pandemic comes under control, and countries erect new barriers.
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“She gives a lot of hope”: Belarus’s Tsikhanouskaya visits Prague
The Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya is currently in the Czech Republic, meeting both top Czech officials and Belarusian exiles.
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