Foreign Policy
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Marek Hilšer: The activist and brain tumour specialist who’s running for president
Though the next Czech presidential elections don’t take place until the start of 2018, Marek Hilšer has already thrown his hat into the ring as a candidate. A doctor by…
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Germany to pay compensation to remaining victims of Roma Holocaust
Germany is to pay compensation to remaining elderly victims of the Roma Holocaust who suffered during WWII in concentration camps such as Lety or the death camp Auschwitz…
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Criticism from EU commissioner sparks fresh debate on migrant quotas in Prague
President Miloš Zeman, the country’s most outspoken opponent of migration, has come under fire from EU commissioner Guenther Oettinger, for saying that the Czech Republic…
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Czech journalist gets Russia ban in apparent tit-for-tat move
One of the Czech Republic’s best-known experts on Russia, journalist and commentator Ondřej Soukup, has been denied a visa extension by the Moscow authorities. The ban is…
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Sixty Chinese Christians apply for asylum in Czech Republic
Sixty Chinese Christians have applied for asylum in the Czech Republic, according to Hospodářské noviny. The newspaper says that if their applications were approved it…
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HN: Turkish coup attempt could lead to CZK 12 billion loss for CR
The recent failed coup attempt in Turkey could cost the Czech Republic dear. A loan of CZK 12 billion from the Czech Export Bank linked to a power plant in the county is…
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Czechs training Iraqi pilots to be deployed in fight against ISIL
Thirty-one Iraqi helicopter pilots wrapped up a 14-months training session at the Pardubice pilot training center on Sunday. The course was for beginners who received…
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Trump’s words on conditional defense shock NATO allies
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s hardline nationalist election rhetoric is reverberating far beyond US borders. His words, in a New York Times interview…
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Czech politicians deeply concerned over developments in Turkey
Amid growing international concern over developments in Turkey in the wake of last week’s failed coup, Czech politicians have urged the Turkish authorities to respect the…
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Officials call for continued caution on part of Czechs in Turkey
Following the failed military coup in Turkey flights from Prague to Istanbul were cancelled on Saturday. Normal service was soon resumed and the Czech Ministry of Foreign…
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Working group to define Czech priorities for Brexit talks
As congratulations to the new British prime minister pour in from around Europe, European leaders have started preparing for Brexit. In Prague the state secretary for EU…
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Single Czech stand at Warsaw NATO summit seen under strain
The Czech head of state, foreign, and defense ministers fly out to Warsaw Friday for the start of the two-day NATO summit in Warsaw. The military alliance looks set to…
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