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ČT24 | Nuclear Forum and EU Summit in Brussels
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21. 3. 2024
21. 3. 2024Support for Ukraine, the situation in Gaza, agricultural policy and other - topics of this month's EU summit in Brussels. What will be the most pressing topics? What will the EU say about the situation in Gaza, will it adjust the demands on agriculture and negotiate the freezing of Russian funds? Vít Havelka, an analyst at EUROPEUM Institute, commented on the topics for ČT24.
RTVS | Summit of V4 Prime Ministers in Prague
More info 28. 2. 2024
28. 2. 2024Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk met separately ahead of the Visegrad Group summit in Prague, where the main points of discussion were the war in Ukraine and energy security. Vít Havelka, an analyst at EUROPEUM Institute, commented on the position of the Hungarian or Slovak Prime Minister and the overall direction of the Visegrad Group for Slovakian television RTVS.
ČT24 | Leaders of twenty countries to discuss aid to Ukraine
More info 26. 2. 2024
26. 2. 2024What can we expect from the upcoming summit in terms of aid to Ukraine? Vít Havelka, an analyst at EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy, describes possible developments of the negotiations for ČT24.
ČRo Plus | Vít Havelka comments on STEM survey on European integration
More info 26. 2. 2024
26. 2. 2024How much people in the Czech Republic trust the European Union and what does this tell us about the mood in society? Why is economic prosperity and security so important to the Czechs? Vít Havelka comments on the STEM sociological survey for Czech Radio Plus.
TN.cz | The European Union approves the Migration Pact. Czech Republic abstained
More info 13. 2. 2024
13. 2. 2024EU Member States reached agreement on a migration pact to improve migration control and speed up the return of failed asylum seekers. The Czech Republic abstained in the vote and Prime Minister Petr Fiala has expressed concern about the proposed changes, which he says increase the administrative burden on states. Senior researcher Vít Havelka spoke to TN.cz about the issue.
CNN Prima News | Orban backs down, EU to help Ukraine
More info 2. 2. 2024
2. 2. 2024To the surprise of many experts, Orbán decided not to prolong and complicate the negotiations at the EU summit, which in record time reached a unanimous decision on another aid package for Ukraine. Our senior research fellow Vít Havelka spoke about the situation on air.
RTVS | Orbán finally agrees to help Ukraine
More info 2. 2. 2024
2. 2. 2024Vít Havelka, Senior Research Fellow, appeared on the RTVS World:24 programme, where he commented on the European aid to Ukraine, which was eventually supported by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
iDnes.cz | COMMENTARY: Quartet on the European budget - it is useless, isn't it?
More info 2. 2. 2024
2. 2. 2024Along with the discussion of the revision of the seven-year budget of the European Union (EU), statements that the budget is too big and unnecessary have once again appeared in the public space. Moreover, the EU is now borrowing to run itself because it is unable to make ends meet. It is worth recalling what the EU budget is for and why it is important to have one, writes Vít Havelka, a researcher at Europeum.
E15 | The dispute over money for Ukraine is coming to a head. The security of the whole continent is at stake, warns an expert
More info 1. 2. 2024
1. 2. 2024The presidents and heads of government of the European Union countries will try to secure additional financial and military aid to Ukraine in the amount of 50 billion euros (about 1.2 trillion crowns) at their extraordinary meeting starting on Thursday in Brussels. This has been blocked by Hungary since last December. Vít Havelka, a senior research fellow, answers why this summit could be a turning point.
ČRo Plus | Rule of Law and Budapest's approach to negotiations on joint funding and support for Ukraine
More info 18. 1. 2024
18. 1. 2024Listen to an interview with Vít Havelka, Senior Research Fellow at EUROPEUM Institute, in which he comments on the European Parliament's harshest resolution yet against Hungary, specifically its legal status and Budapest's approach to negotiations on joint funding and support for Ukraine.
ANALYSIS | 2023 in Czech public opinion about the EU
More info 25. 12. 2023
25. 12. 2023What were the trends in the views of the Czech population towards the European Union in 2023? Read the analysis by EUROPEUM Institute Senior Research Fellow Vít Havelka.
ČT24 | Second day of the European Council Summit
More info 15. 12. 2023
15. 12. 2023Senior Research Fellow Vít Havelka commented and evaluated the European Council Summit on ČT24.