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Právo | The Czech Republic still can't play high Brussels politics and it won't get any better

The story of the assignment of the international partnership agenda to Czech EU Commissioner Jozef Síkela, which ended in disappointment for many, teaches one lesson that will be hard to digest in government circles: the Czech Republic still does not know how to play high Brussels politics and it will not get better. Deputy director of EUROPEUM Institute Viktor Daněk commented for deník Právo.
14. October 2024

Czech Republic has excellent relations with Brussels, still riding the wave of a successful Presidency.

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