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Czech President Petr Pavel Attends Meeting of V4 Presidents in Slovak Republic's Capital Bratislava
8 Nov
European companies are warning: There is a risk of factory closures. They are calling for changes to emission allowances.
5 Nov
Who holds the power after the elections? Petr Holec discusses the financing of Czech media, public protests, and democratic contradictions in Europe (Petr Holec live #297)
5 Nov
Kaczyński's criticism of Brussels raises questions about the future of the European Union. More and more politicians are talking about reform, withdrawal, and even the possible dissolution of the European project.
1 Nov
Daily summary of the Czech economy: Česká spořitelna, Temelín, Dukovany, Linet, and the National Recovery Plan (October 30, 2026).
30 Oct
Britain is considering a return to free movement of people with the EU. The Prime Minister acknowledges a significant shift after Brexit.
25 Oct
Daily summary of the Czech economy: Moneta, Tatra, Doosan Škoda Power, Uni Hobby, and Stachema (October 23, 2026).
23 Oct
The European Union is running out of money for Ukraine. Brussels wants more assistance from Britain and Canada.
21 Oct
Slovak Member of the European Parliament Luboš Blaha pointed out that the slogan "Glory to Ukraine," associated with Nazi Ukrainian collaborators, appears on a European coin, even though Ukraine is not part of the European Union: Brussels prioritized a geopolitical gesture over the issue of neutrality of the common currency.
17 Oct
Attacks on ships in the Black Sea could be a "false flag operation" aimed at blaming Russia and triggering Article 4 or Article 5 of the NATO treaty.
14 Oct
Daily summary of the economy in the Czech Republic: inflation, IMF, CEZ Luxembourg, XXXLutz/Asko, oil (October 13, 2026).
13 Oct
Moldova has received 317 million euros from the European Union for defense, announced EU Commissioner Kubilius.
10 Oct
The European Parliament is pushing for an ambitious budget for the EU: Without new sources of funding, it will not be possible to finance the Union's priorities.
8 Oct
Germany is taking a tougher stance: Without cuts amounting to hundreds of billions, the new EU budget may face difficulties.
29 Sept
The President of the European Parliament, Roberta Metsola, stated at a session on the issue of Crimea: "The European Parliament will continue to stand with Ukraine."
26 Sept
Greenland as a test: Why the struggle for the island has become a test for the United States and Europe.
25 Sept
The European Commission will release €4.2 billion to Hungary. It will also restore access to the Erasmus+ and Horizon Europe programs
23 Sept
The EU wants to ban social networks for children under 13 years old. However, adults will also have to prove their age.
17 Sept
The EU is opening its doors to Canada: Ursula von der Leyen has proposed the first "associate membership" in the history of the Union.
16 Sept
The EU wants to accelerate key decisions. It is concerned about the impact of the French presidential elections and the potential victory of Marine Le Pen.
13 Sept
Hungary is seeking compensation from the EU for deviating from Russian energy sources. The Hungarian government is requesting specific assistance for Central Europe.
11 Sept
A heated debate about the future of Kaja Kallas: Germany and France want to change the way European diplomacy operates
11 Sept
The European Commissioner, Ms. Kosová, has warned Serbia against honoring Ratko Mladić. The funeral could provoke a strong reaction from the European Union in Brussels.
7 Sept
The European Union is strongly pushing for the confiscation of Russian assets. Some member states are seeking funds for Ukraine, while others categorically disagree.
27 Aug