Eurozone inflation yet to reach its peak, EU central bank head warns
“I would like to see inflation peak in October, but I’m afraid it’s not that far yet,” Christine Lagarde said on Monday
“I would like to see inflation peak in October, but I’m afraid it’s not that far yet,” Christine Lagarde said on Monday
The German national team’s woke virtue signaling has backfired after its embarrassing loss to Japan, writes German commentator Boris T. Kaiser
The investigators assume there is a connection with the sabotage of several fiber optic lines, which led to the failure of the telephone and Internet connections around Manching
Germany’s left-wing coalition government shows more signs of fracturing
“If we welcome foreigners, we also want them to respect our culture,” said French goalkeeper Hugo Lloris
“Neither the European Union nor any European state can afford to depend on any third party in the future. European energy sovereignty must become our main goal,” Petr Fiala said
Inflation last month was 10.4 percent compared to the same month last year, announced the Federal Statistical Office on Friday
French teachers are facing increasingly difficult classroom environments
One Czech company is already moving a major part of its business abroad to avoid a large windfall tax
Czechia will face economic headwinds into next year
We continue looking forward to emission-free tomorrows regardless of the reality of these ideas, writes Czech commentator Pavel Páral
48 percent of crimes in Paris are foreigners in a regular or irregular situation, reports the Paris police headquarters
Despite trying to steal a baby in its stroller, the man wwas not initially charged with a crime
“I believe we have made significant progress, and soon we will be able to conclude our joint agreement,” Síkela said
The government of the most populous federal state will spend €140,000 to establish each center
The first victim is reportedly in stable condition
“If we do not reach an agreement, we will not close the way for other solutions,” Defense Minister Jana Černochová said
“The more the Ukrainians manage to resist, the less likely it is that we will have to fight on our territory,” said Tomáš Pojar
Reports suggest the motive for the attack was due to the victim’s sexual orientation
A 32-year-old Sudanese suspect was arrested and taken into custody
“According to the Hamburg Higher Regional Court, Facebook is a deliberate, serial breacher of the law,” said free speech lawyer Joachim Steinhöfel after his court victory
Czechia must start thinking about food as the new oil:a strategic sector where you cannot always depend on importing shortfalls from abroad, writes publicist Marian Kechlibar
The order to set aside facilities to accommodate Ukrainian refugees should continue to apply, the Czech government has agreed
The cost of living crisis is only getting worse in the Czech Republic. Only the Baltics are a little worse off with regards to the rate of inflation
The Romanies allegedly make a mess in the facility, do not have fundamental personal hygiene habits and are not polite to its staff
“The conflict will make us poorer. Society will have to endure it,” says the opposition leader in the German Bundestag, Friedrich Merz
Although four shootings and one murder in a year may not sound like much, for Iceland, those are scary numbers
It is easy to forget that state intervention in the economy has always destroyed prosperity and brought poverty and scarcity, writes Lenka Zlámalová
The EU evidently needs a long-discussed reform of the asylum system, as the Dublin system is no longer working
Europe can’t find an adequate replacement for Russian gas this year and would need to transition to a war economy, states Czech analyst Jiří Gavor
Czechia is one of the first countries to transport heavy weapons to Ukraine, and the first to transfer tanks
The alleged attacker reportedly became angry when the woman turned down his marriage proposal
Hungary has a very transparent, neutral, and transparent electoral system, states Jorge Buxadé, a member of the presidency of the ECR group in the European Parliament
“The bombing can start, then the waves will strengthen significantly again,” warns the Czech interior minister
Hungary’s Christian KDNP party is accusing the left of using an illegal offshore database to contact voters against their will
44 percent of gas consumed in Europe flows from Russia
We decided that two new items would be included in our form filled in when applying for the humanitarian benefit, namely education, and profession, states Marian Jurečka
Pimps are preying on Ukrainian women in the chaos of the refugee crisis
Most French would back a theoretical ministry in charge of the expulsion of illegal foreigners, delinquents, and criminals
The attackers vulgarly curse the refugees and lament that they steal their work, states one of the witnesses
The Czech government is allowing Czech volunteers to head to Ukraine to fight in the war
“We are dealing with someone who is not stupid. Many terrorist actions began like this. This modus operandi reminds others,” says Mila’s mother about the perpetrator
The cost of energy would be a good place for the Czech government to start in tackling the cost of living crisis, writes Lenka Zlámalová
“As Czechia, we understand that we are one of the priority countries. Those people seek refuge where it is linguistically and culturally close to them,” states Czech Labor Minister Marian Jurečka
The former populist prime minister of Czechia could be sent to prison, but that may not necessarily stop him from winning the presidency or giving himself amnesty if he won, states constitutional lawyer Jan Kysela
Ukrainians should receive assistance from Czechia as long as it does not impact negatively on the lives of Czechs, says Radim Fiala from the Freedom and Direct Democracy party
The suspects arrived in luxury vans, were often wearing gold and jewelry, and tried to lure women and children into the car, according to an NGO
“They said that Sweden was a safe country, but I have not seen that”
Ukrainian refugees might not be good news for many Czech workers as the market is flooded with cheap labor
Despite condemning Putin and speaking out on behalf of Ukraine, the Czech singer still saw his concert canceled
At the time when Russians besieged the city from three sides and their rockets and grenades hit Kyiv, the visit of three prime ministers was a gesture of solidarity
The number of migrants who managed to reach the Italian coast from Tunisia quadrupled in 2021 compared to 2017
“Now we can transfer not only testimony but all internal negotiations to Europe, Brussels, and international formats, to convey to other leaders what and how to do it,” Pojar explained
The leader of Poland’s ruling party is pushing for NATO troops in Ukraine, but there are fears such a move would likely spiral into World War III
The action will not go unanswered, warns Russia
The Czech defense minister also criticized the United Nations’ response to the situation in Ukraine
Many online users criticized the clinic on Facebook and Google for its initial decision, reminding the doctors of their Hippocratic oath
As the global economy enters a new crisis phase, citizens in countries with weaker currencies are flocking to the safety of the dollar, euro and Swiss franc
Czechia’s defense minister is confident that the mandate will receive parliamentary approval shortly, urging lawmakers that there is no time to waste in light of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine
Refugees from Ukraine, who have a so-called toleration visa, could soon work in Czechia without a work permit
Germany’s foreign population went from committing 35 percent of rapes to 42.44 percent between 2000 and 2020
Over 200 Czechs are being targeted for prosecution for statements in support of Russia and the invasion of Ukraine
Although the U.S. offered to evacuate him, Zelensky remained in the Ukrainian capital from where he controls the country’s defense, states Miloš Zeman
Some Western leaders believe Russia is bluffing on nuclear weapons, but does such an assumption risk a grave miscalculation?
If someone is not a full-fledged soldier, it is more of a romantic idea than a real help for Ukraine, states Jan Lipavský
The use of nuclear weapons is extremely implausible, if not out of the question, claims Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala
Germany’s conservative AfD party is facing a serious split over the war in Ukraine
We reject allowing Czechia to supply weapons and ammunition to Ukraine because it means pouring fuel on the fire, claims the right-wing SPD party in a statement
Many Middle Eastern and African migrants are attempting to pass themselves off as international students in Ukraine
Men of working age are returning to Ukraine and women with children are heading to Czechia causing a labor shortage, complains the vice president of Czechia’s Confederation of Industry
The average cost of incarcerating a prisoner in France is reportedly €110 per day — taking into account meals, water, heating and staffing costs
If someone has an amount higher than €100,000 deposited with Sberbank CZ, this amount becomes subject to liquidation, warns Czech economist Lukáš Kovanda
Other countries like the U.K. and Denmark are giving the nod for volunteers to join the fight in Ukraine; the question is now how Russia will respond
In our opinion, there is a significant underreporting of the side effects of the vaccination, states the BKK ProVita insurance company
It is necessary to defend against lunatics not only with claims but also with concrete measures, says Zeman
The EU commissioner claimed the absence of Vladimir Putin from the EU’s list of individuals to be personally targeted for sanctions was a sign of weakness
According to the Russian ambassador, the Czech side came “with a set of well-known accusations of the West against Russia”
Ukrainian intelligence has information that Russia does not plan to stop in Donbas and wants to continue west deeper into the country
Eric Zemmour has also admitted that it is “quite possible” that he will not obtain the 500 signatures required
Czechia is discussing with NATO allies the possibility of setting up new battle groups on NATO’s eastern wing, states Jakub Fajnor from the Ministry of Defence press department
Germany’s far-left interior minister wants to start educating children about the dangers of right-wing extremism in kindergarten but makes no mention of left-wing extremism or radical Islam
The Afghan migrant had a previous conviction for a knife attack where he received only probation
The number of Russian soldiers is approaching 200,000, said Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský
AfD politician Martin Hess says he thinks the situation has changed after the radical left-wing politician Nancy Faeser took control of Germany’s interior ministry
Following the cagey optimism of the West in the previous days, fears of the real danger of a Russian invasion of Ukraine intensified again on Thursday
It is worth considering here who is a democrat and who an extremist
Russians are not crazy enough to embark on an operation that will do them more harm than good, claims Zeman
Escalation will not occur in the coming weeks or even months, stated the Russian diplomat
Unlike Hungary or Poland, Slovakia has not introduced measures that would lead to cheaper fuels
We are ready to respond to any demands of the Ukrainian side, states Petr Fiala
The Czech prime minister called for an EU-US summit to be held in Czechia during the country’s EU presidency
Lawmakers have called for a security council to address the ongoing threats to those who backed the new security pact
After two years of the pandemic, every little effective act of resistance that the Czech Senate has shown is important
While the majority of Slovaks were opposed to the agreement, the U.S. offered $100 million for Slovakia to approve the defense deal
The perpetrator is allegedly a young man from Afghanistan who came to Germany as an unaccompanied minor refugee
A strong majority of Slovaks are against the new defense treaty with the United States, with conflict over the agreement turning into outright brawling in parliament
It is necessary to strictly distinguish between affordable energy prices and energy self-sufficiency in the sense that electricity and heat will exist at all
Germany’s federal interior minister has completely disqualified herself for her position, says the CDU’s Matthias Hauer
President Zeman committed to signing the legislation once approved by the Senate, but only with the proposed amendments
The only result of the law is that the Ministry of Health can restrict companies, entrepreneurs, schools and but it should be up to the government to decide, says Babiš