Italy and Denmark Lead Call for Easier Deportations of Foreign Criminals Michael Curzon May 23, 2025 Leaders say the European Court of Human Rights must be reined in when it comes to its migration rulings.
Czech PM: EU Overreach Now a Security Threat TEC News April 16, 2025 Petr Fiala urged EU leaders to seize what he sees as a critical moment for reform
Czechia Plans New Laws To Tighten Asylum Controls Zolta Győri April 15, 2025 “Let’s stop saying that the migration pact is an invitation for migrants,” interior minister said.
Have We Met EU Criteria for Adopting the Euro, Asks Czechia TEC News April 8, 2025 The Prague government is reviewing national preparedness to join the eurozone—while ruling it out in practice, for now.
Czechia Joins EU Commission Lawsuit Against Hungary Tamás Orbán February 5, 2025 While Trump proved that certain NGOs are in fact engaged in foreign interference, Europe wants to prosecute the one country doing something about it.
“We are his allies:” Former Czech PM Names Patriots as Trump’s Main Partners in Europe Tamás Orbán January 20, 2025 In Brussels, the Patriots for Europe group is the one most aligned with the new US administration, even sharing Trump’s pro-peace vision for Ukraine.
Germany Could Scrap Controversial Gas Fee Burdening EU Neighbours Zoltán Kottász December 19, 2024 Central European states complain that the levy hinders their ability to reduce their dependence on Russian gas.
Next EU Energy Chief Urges Switch From Russian Gas to Expensive LNG Tamás Orbán September 6, 2024 The Czech minister suggests using his own country to transport the gas.
Czech and Slovak Schools Receive Anonymous Bomb Threats Nick Hallett September 4, 2024 Slovakian politicians promised an “uncompromising response” to the threats
Czech Republic: Police Apprehend 30 Migrants in Truck, One Dead Graham Barnfield September 3, 2024 The discovery shows the challenges facing European ‘transit countries’.
