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Hospodářské noviny: We cannot do without V4, says Babiš as well as the opposition. But a new analysis shows that the alliance doesn't really work
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8. 10. 2021
8. 10. 2021Both the government and the opposition agree on the need to emphasize partnership and cooperation between the Visegrad countries. Our researcher Vít Havelka commented on the position of the Czech Republic within the V4 in an article in Hospodářské noviny.
Seznam Zprávy: The end of the myth of the "bad" EU. It rarely happens that the Czech Republic is outvoted
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7. 10. 2021Our research fellow Vít Havelka commented for Seznam Zprávy on the results of a study on voting in the Council of the EU, which focused on cooperation in voting by individual member states within various groupings such as the Visegrad Four, Benelux and others.
Hospodářské noviny: Who is the Czech Republic's key partner?
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7. 10. 2021In Hospodářské noviny's podcast Morning Briefing by Ondřej Houska, our researcher Vít Havelka commented on who is the Czech Republic's key partner and assessed the functionality of the Visegrad Four.
INVITATION: To what extent will the parliamentary elections affect the parties' approaches to the European Union?
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6. 10. 2021We invite you to the debate "To what extent will the parliamentary elections affect the parties' approaches to the European Union?" The debate will take place on Thursday 6 October 2021 from 17:30 to 19:00.
INVITATION: Prague Climate Talks: Climate as an electoral topic: Czechia vs. Germany
More info 21. 9. 2021
21. 9. 2021We would like to invite you to the pre-election debate entitled "Czech Presidency of the Council of the EU 2022." The debate will take place on Tuesday, September 21 from 17:30 online.
Seznam Zprávy: Next prime minister and his unique chance. How to make use of Europe?
More info 16. 9. 2021
16. 9. 2021Our researcher Vít Havelka participated in a debate focused on the future presidency of the Czech Republic in the Council of European Union. The debate answered the questions: what are and what should be its priorities? How does he want to fulfil them? And is it ready to do so?
Info.cz: Are the days of the free globalized market added up? Von der Leyen calls for a self-sufficient Europe
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15. 9. 2021Our researcher Vít Havelka wrote an article for the server Info.cz about today's speech by Chairwoman von der Leyen, who gave her second speech to MEPs on the state of the Union, in which, among other things, she further elaborates the concept of strategic autonomy.
COMMENTARIES: State of the European Union address 2021
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15. 9. 2021Experts from EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy comment on the State of the Union address (SOTEU) given by the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen on 15 September 2021.
INVITATION: What EU do we want to have in 2025? - European Defence
More info 3. 9. 2021
3. 9. 2021We invite you to the next debate in the series "What EU do we want to have in 2025?" on the European Defence. The debate will take place on Wednesday 8 September from 17:30 to 19:00.
ČRo Plus: By how much would it be necessary to increase the budget for the Czech Presidency of the European Union in order to be sufficient?
More info 24. 8. 2021
24. 8. 2021Our research fellow Vít Havelka talked about the issues of the Czech Presidency of European union in the Czech Radio Plus broadcast. The presidency is facing the problem of a small budget and the forthcoming parliamentary elections.
Policy Paper: Topics: Czech 2022 Presidency to the Council of the EU
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16. 8. 2021In his policy paper, our research fellow Vít Havelka provides an overview of the current stage of preparations for the Czech Presidency and specifically elaborates on what topics the Czech Republic could choose as its priorities. Methodologically, the paper is divided into three separate parts, corresponding to three different levels of the program structure: political priorities, triadic priorities, and public service priorities.
České zájmy v EU: Czechs do not see the threat of rising prices in European climate policy. They fear the impact on industry
More info 14. 7. 2021
14. 7. 2021The survey, which we prepared in cooperation with the STEM Institute, shows that people in the Czech Republic feel threatened by climate change. Three years ago, 44% of citizens considered climate change to be a great danger, compared to 59% in 2020. Our Research Fellow Vít Havelka commented on the survey.