E15: AstraZeneca aims to maximize its profits. Disputes over vaccines in the EU will continue
Vladimír Bartovic, the director of out Institute, commented on the dispute between the European Union and AstraZeneca over the supply and delivery of vaccines against coronavirus.
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České zájmy v EU: Denmark is one of the fastest vaccinating countries in the EU. What do you think is the main difference between Denmark and the Czech Republic
The most valuable commodity in Denmark is trust, both in public officials, politicians or experts, and among people and in the political system as such. People from all walks of life try to maintain this unwritten social contract and maintain mutual trust. Christian Kvorning Lassen, Deputy Director of the Institute for European Policy EUROPEUM writes for Czech Interests in the EU.
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TA3: Analyst A. Lagazzi on the formation of a new Italian government
Talks are under way in Italy about forming a new government. On Tuesday, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte resigned and with him the entire government cabinet. However, the outgoing Prime Minister believes that he will be able to form the coalition again. Alexandr Lagazzi, a research associate of our EUROPEUM institute, talks more about this topic.
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TA3: Analyst V. Bartovic on problems with vaccine supplies
The European Union is concerned about the slowdown in the supply of vaccines. Following Pfizer's announcement of the problem, there has been information that AstraZeneca may not be able to provide the vaccines in the notified quantities. Vladimír Bartovic, director of our EUROPEUM institute, talks about how the European Union will cope with this situation.
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Radio Z: Ice Hockey Championship is an opportunity for Belarussian regime to present itself in a good light
On Monday, January 18, Martin Vokálek, deputy director of the EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy, was a guest on the broadcast of Radio Z. He commented on the current controversy surrounding the possibility of Belarus hosting the Ice Hockey Championship.
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Info.cz: The Czechia resigns on influence in the EU. It stands without interest at the end of the line, waiting for what others prepared
Last year showed that the Czech Republic is able to effectively promote its interests at the European level, provided that it clearly defines its goals. However, it continues to resign itself to influencing major pan-European debates and focus only on partial national goals. At the same time, it has achieved different results depending on the type of European policy involved. Article is written for Info.cz by our researcher Vít Havelka.
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TA3: V. Bartovic on the pandemic crisis in 2020
The director of our institute Vladimír Bartovic was a guest of the TA3 television broadcast in which he commented on the pandemic crisis in 2020.
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Balkan Insight: Czechia in 2021: Health, Wealth and Nuclear to Dominate Election
Danielle Piatkiewicz commented on what awaits Czechia in 2021 for the Balkan Insight.
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EURACTIV.cz: What is the rule of law? And why it is important to respect it?
Our research fellow Zuzana Stuchlíková in the latest article on server Euractiv.cz answered the question of how to understand the term 'rule of law' and why it is important to respect it.
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ČRo Plus: Brexit deal backed by member states. Now it's the European Parliament's turn.
The director of the EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy, Vladimír Bartovic, was a guest of the broadcast of the Czech Radio Plus station on Monday, December 28. In the interview, he commented on the freshly approved Brexit deal.
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