Polish Foreign Minister Zbigniew Rau has said that Poland will support withdrawing from the NATO-Russia declaration of 1997 because of the conflict in Ukraine
Olaf Scholz’s revelations that he talks regularly with Vladimir Putin should serve as a warning to Poland that it could still end up as the victim of a pincer movement by its two foes
Poland is set to have Europe’s biggest tank force and biggest army west of Ukraine
Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki underlined the current objectives of the government regarding Poland’s security and some of the looming threats
It is impossible to hope for a quick end to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, according to the chief of the General Staff of the Czech Army
The armed forces of Ukraine are fighting in the suburb of Torske, which is only 12 kilometers from Lyman
Ursula von der Leyen and Brussels should now listen to Poland on issues such as climate and energy, argues ruling party MEP Zbigniew Kuźmiuk
According to Czechia’s president, the solution to the energy crisis is not to succumb to the Green Deal and to pursue a sovereign foreign policy
Polish President Andrzej Duda and Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda met in Poland over two days to intensify military cooperation between the two countries and to plan more visits to Kyiv
“It is time to rethink our policy towards Russia. We have to build new measures against it to stop the war,” said Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský
Georgette Mosbacher appeals to the world to heed Poland’s voice and says that Poland’s stance on helping Ukrainians should be rewarded with the Nobel Peace Prize
“We want to have a fresh picture of possible joint steps and understand the challenges and opportunities in the Indo-Pacific,” says Czech foreign minister Jan Lipavský
Energy Prices European Commission Russian aggression Ukraine war Věra Jourová czech republic News Trending “We can guarantee that there will be enough energy for heating and enough food,” the EC vice-president Věra Jourová commented on rapidly rising prices
Fiala spoke about the consequences of inflation on Czech citizens, the ongoing debate surrounding Russian gas and oil supplies and proposed sanctions, and the need to solve the issue of benefit tourism among primarily Hungarian-speaking Roma.
energy sanctions European Union Jan Lipavský Josep Borrell Russian aggression Ukraine war czech republic News Countries did however agree on additional defense funding for Ukraine
economy energy security environment European Union gas LNG Robert Habeck Russia Russian aggression War Commentary Germany The latest dispute suggests that finding a solution to replace Russian gas will not be as simple as German newspaper headlines suggest
A possible extension of coal mining and operation of lignite-fired power plants means a defense against current inflation and future time settings until renewables, hydrogen and other kinder technologies and the warm desires of environmentalists are usable
Germany has so far taken in approximately 320,000 Ukrainian refugees
“We have higher numbers of people leaving the Czech Republic than those who arrive. The influx of refugees has slowed down, perhaps even stopped,” states Czech interior minister Vít Rakušan
Ukraine’s Zelensky has been praised as a heroic leader defending democracy, but his recent move to ban 11 parties has some accusing him of a power grab
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
Janez Janša Mateusz Morawiecki meeting Petr Fiala Russian aggression Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky czech republic News Trending 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
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
Some Western leaders believe Russia is bluffing on nuclear weapons, but does such an assumption risk a grave miscalculation?
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
Gergiev was reportedly offered the opportunity to distance himself from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but allowed the offer to expire
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
It is necessary to defend against lunatics not only with claims but also with concrete measures, says Zeman
Ukrainian intelligence has information that Russia does not plan to stop in Donbas and wants to continue west deeper into the country
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
The number of Russian soldiers is approaching 200,000, said Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský
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
Russians are not crazy enough to embark on an operation that will do them more harm than good, claims Zeman
Czechia is trying to get the situation resolved peacefully through diplomacy, Petr Fiala insisted
Solitary actions of individual states could lead to the escalation of the current crisis, warns former Czech Defense Minister
Jarosław Kaczyński March of Independence Polish Independence Polish resistance Russian aggression Commentary Poland The participants of the March of Independence asked for one thing: for Poles, Poland and their independence to be treated seriously, given recent crises, writes Jacek Karnowski
