Charles Szumski

Czech prime minister Andrej Babiš and his Slovak counterpart Robert Fico team up to fight "Green Deal madness"

The visit follows growing unease over the government’s reliance on the far-right SPD party

Responsibility was claimed in emails to Czech media by a previously unknown group calling itself The Earthquake Faction

Since the war in Ukraine began, Russia is no longer widely seen as an economic “El Dorado”

Bratislava's attempt to shield Slovaks from surging oil prices is 'against EU law', according to the Commission

Chinese firms had previously indicated they would make additional purchases of European planes

Whether you love him or hate him, see him as the saviour of Christian civilisation or an illiberal barbarian at the gate, Viktor Orbán is the most consequential European politician of our era

The reform marks one of the most significant changes to Czech public broadcasting in the post-communist era

The resolution is not legally binding, but it significantly increases political pressure on Brussels to act

The amendment was passed by the ruling Tisza party’s supermajority, with 135 votes in favour