Russia’s Federal Service for the Oversight of Consumer Protection and Welfare blocked the Russian website of Czech Radio because of an article about Czech martyr Jan Palach from 2001
In the past decade, bilateral relations had shown a marked improvement
The summit could follow on from the Obama-Medvedev summit
Czechia emphasizes that the office is not an embassy
Central Europeans are more attached to democracy
Czech Foreign Ministry alled on Russia to release Navalny
Alexei Navalny Czech Republic International relations Jan Hamáček Protests Russia Tomáš Petříček News Czechia will support the extension of the sanctions list
Historian Benjamin Stora wrote a report on colonization
EU needs to act united towards Turkey in the future
Czech Republic International relations international trade Karel Havlíček tarrif Tomáš Petříček USA News Minister of Industry called on the European Commission to find a solution
Mike Pompeo Czech Republic Diplomacy diplomatic visit International relations Tomáš Petříček USA News Security cooperation among the topics to be discussed
Europe must use the single market as leverage, writes German Minister of State for Europe Michael Roth
Ivan Safronov faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted
Czech PM Andrej Babiš plans several foreign visits in the next two weeks. In Poland, he will visit the headquarters of the Frontex agency and meet Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki. Babiš then travels to Austria and the European summit in Brussels.
Tomas Zdechovsky appeals to French President Macron to restore the case of Czech driver Jiří Sagan. The Czech MEP is deeply convinced that Mr. Sagan is innocent and this case is an incredible injustice.
Recently, proceedings have been initiated in the European Parliament against Hungary, which is allegedly moving away from liberal democracy. As in the times of socialism, we can see a similar misinterpretation of concepts and values in the European Union.
During his meeting with Brandenburg’s PM Woidke, President Zeman named his two friends among German politicians – former European Commissioner Günther Verheugen and former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder – leaving out Angela Merkel.
