RTVS | Extraordinary Summit in Brussels
The extraordinary summit in Brussels is focusing on competitiveness and the EU's strategic agenda, including the strengthening of the single market, Turkey-EU relations, Ukraine and Israel. Žiga Faktor, head of the Brussels office and deputy director of EUROPEUM Institute, commented on this for Slovak RTVS.
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20 Years of Reuniting Europe’s East and West: Is the EU Ready for Another “Big Bang” Enlargement?
We would like to invite you to a debate on a topic "20 Years of Reuniting Europe’s East and West: Is the EU Ready for Another “Big Bang” Enlargement?" The debate will take place on Thursday, April 4, from 16:00 to 17:15 h at Prague University of Economics and Business.
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Newsroom ČT24 | Myths about the EU: Crooked bananas and other bans
Myths and disinformation about allegedly bad European officials and their bans spread in the Czech Republic even before joining the EU and persist to this day. What is the origin of these disinformation, and what are the most common myths? Žiga Faktor, head of the Brussels office and deputy director of the EUROPEUM Institute, addressed these questions in a comment for Newsroom ČT24.
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RILSA | The uncertain fate of the Green Deal for Europe ahead of the European Parliament elections
Farmers' protests have reminded that the measures of the Green Deal for Europe may not be politically viable for Europeans. To make climate policies politically viable, the EU should therefore focus on its commitment not to leave anyone behind in the green transition. Klára Votavová, a researcher at EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy, discusses the current development of the Green Deal for Europe and its social policy aspects in an expert publication for the Social Policy Forum.
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Hospodářské noviny | More than five million people will need to be retrained in the Czech Republic by 2030. Car industry will mainly face the problems
The Czech car industry is lagging behind the rest of Europe and the world. It may not be able to pick what to produce, but it has the opportunity to strengthen its competitiveness and resilience. However, it needs trained and educated employees, which are hard to find on the local labour market. So are we going to train the automotive workforce, strengthen the position of our strategic sector and promote a just transformation? Or are we going to continue to say that the transition to electric mobility does not concern us and that the Green Deal for Europe is to blame for increased unemployment? How to produce electric cars and remain competitive? Rebeka Hengalová, a researcher at EUROPEUM Institute, discusses this topic in her article for economic daily Hospodářské noviny.
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Seznam Zprávy | Europe is buying more and more Russian liquefied natural gas
French President Emmanuel Macron is talking about sending troops to Ukraine, but his country has already sent 600 million euros to Russia for liquefied gas this year. And the country is not alone in this. What do Martin Vokálek and Vít Havelka from the EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy say about this?
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Seznam Zprávy | Evropa kupuje pořád víc ruského zkapalněného plynu
Francouzský prezident Emmanuel Macron sice mluví o vyslání vojáků na Ukrajinu, jeho země ale letos poslala Rusku už 600 milionů eur za zkapalněný plyn. A není v tom sama. Co na to říkají Martin Vokálek a Vít Havelka z Institutu pro Evropskou poliitku EUROPEUM?
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TV Nova | Russian Interference in European Elections
Russia has a significant interest in influencing European elections, which raises awareness in the European Parliament. The issue of Russia's interference will also be addressed in the plenary session. Measures such as restricting visits to the Parliament building or holding events on its premises are being considered. Nevertheless, member states still play a crucial role in foreign and security policy of EU, as commented Jonáš Syrovátka, a researcher at the EUROPEUM Institute, for main evening news broadcast on TV Nova.
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Policy Paper | Securing Europe’s Lithium Future: The Cinovec project and sustainable lithium mining
The EU's proactive stance, introduced in the Critical Raw Material Strategy and later Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA), drives the EU approach to secure the supply of European/domestic critical raw materials for EV battery production. The Cinovec project has a large economic potential as it enhances the ability to secure domestic and regional supply of lithium, which is otherwise very geographically concentrated outside of Europe. Europe relies on a handful of countries, particularly China, for the import of lithium for the production of EV batteries.
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Policy paper | Zajištění lithiové budoucnosti Evropy: Projekt Cinovec a udržitelná těžba lithia
Proaktivní postoj EU, který představila ve strategii pro kritické suroviny a později v aktu o kritických surovinách (Critical Raw Materials Act - CRMA), je hnací silou přístupu Unie k zajištění dodávek těchto surovin pro výrobu baterií pro elektromobily. Projekt Cínovec má v Česku velký ekonomický potenciál, protože zvyšuje schopnost zajistit domácí a regionální dodávky lithia, které jsou jinak geograficky koncentrované mimo Evropu. Ta je na dovozu lithia pro výrobu baterií pro elektromobily závislá na několika málo zemích, zejména na Číně.
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