Czech Republic | The European Conservative

The Turow coal mine and power station in Lower Silesia, Poland

Poland Must Pay Fine Over Border Coal Mine, ECJ Rules

TEC News / AFP January 22, 2026

The court said the fines imposed by the Commission over the Turow coal mine were preventive, ensuring Poland complies with interim measures and EU law.

Andrej Babiš at a Patriots for Europe meeting in Madrid on February 8, 2025

Babiš Secures Confidence Vote as Czech Policy Shift Looms

TEC News January 16, 2026

The new coalition government has won a confidence vote, paving the way for changes to the Czech Republic’s relationship with the EU.

Freezing Rain Disrupts Transport Across Central Europe

TEC News January 13, 2026

Airports, rail networks, and road traffic were affected in several countries as ice forced authorities to suspend services.

No Ukraine Trips, No Arms: Babiš and Fico Set New Line

TEC News January 8, 2026

Meeting in Bratislava, Babiš and Fico ruled out arms deliveries to Ukraine, revived plans for joint cabinet meetings, and criticised Brussels’ emissions agenda.

Babiš Hopes To Please Both Sides Over Ukraine Ammunition Programme

Michael Curzon January 7, 2026

Czechia will not cancel the initiative but will no longer make its own taxpayers foot the bill.

Czech Government Removes Ukrainian Flags from State Buildings

TEC News January 7, 2026

Despite the symbolic change, PM Babiš confirmed that Prague will continue to coordinate its ammunition initiative in support of Kyiv—but with no funding coming from Czech taxpayers.

Who Pays, and for How Long? Ukraine Aid Divides Czech Politics

Javier Villamor January 5, 2026

A diplomatic clash between Prague and Kyiv has exposed growing unease in the Czech Republic over the cost, duration, and democratic oversight of continued military support for Ukraine.

Czech Authorities Restricting Politicians’ Speech on Ukraine

TEC News December 29, 2025

Kiev predicted to retaliate against Prague as defense minister’s public statements are curbed.

Brussels Probes Czech Nuclear Mega-Deal Over State Aid Rules

TEC News / AFP December 22, 2025

At issue is whether generous financing and revenue guarantees tilt the market in favour of a government-backed operator.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen (R) speaks as European Council President António Costa (C) and Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen listen during a press conference after the European Council meeting in Brussels, Belgium on December 19, 2025.

Small Victory for Common Sense: European Council Decides Against Using Russian Assets To Finance Ukraine

Javier Villamor December 19, 2025

Czechia, Hungary and Slovakia opted out of a mega loan to Kyiv that will impose yet another burden on European taxpayers.

Tag: Czech Republic

Poland Must Pay Fine Over Border Coal Mine, ECJ Rules

Babiš Secures Confidence Vote as Czech Policy Shift Looms

Freezing Rain Disrupts Transport Across Central Europe

No Ukraine Trips, No Arms: Babiš and Fico Set New Line

Babiš Hopes To Please Both Sides Over Ukraine Ammunition Programme

Czech Government Removes Ukrainian Flags from State Buildings

Who Pays, and for How Long? Ukraine Aid Divides Czech Politics

Czech Authorities Restricting Politicians’ Speech on Ukraine

Brussels Probes Czech Nuclear Mega-Deal Over State Aid Rules

Small Victory for Common Sense: European Council Decides Against Using Russian Assets To Finance Ukraine

IMPRESSUM

SUBSCRIPTION

LOG IN

PRIVACY POLICY