Czech Interests in EU: Searching for a consensus? Green deal vs. yellow card
How do Czech politicians approach the Fit for 55 package? And what should the incoming government focus on? Michal Hrubý, an analyst at EUROPEUM, explains the search for a consensus in his commentary
The whole article in Czech is available here.
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Michal Hrubý
Research Fellow
Research Fellow
Expertise: EU green economics, heavy industry, transport
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email: europeum@europeum.org
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