Czech Republic Archives

Television

The Regime is bad eastern European pastiche

It was clearly inspired by satirical American and British shows about politics

Will Collins

The region has shaped our culture for centuries

Peter Frankopan

The Ukraine crisis could lead to a long-term change in the fabric of these societies

William Nattrass

The Czech capital may be a prisoner of its heritage, but it’s more than a Disney castle

Benedict Spence

Europe

The Czech electoral landscape has turned on its head since the spring

William Nattrass

Europe
May 20, 2021
Israel, Palestine and the EU’s humiliating attempt at diplomacy
The EU’s problem runs much deeper than a single rogue member state
William Nattrass
Europe
April 30, 2021
Why isn’t the West standing up for the Czech Republic?
What might be at stake is the Kremlin’s perception of Western unity
Tim Ogden and Vazha Tavberidze
Europe
March 20, 2021
The growing alliance between Central Europe and Israel
Netanyahu clearly values the willingness of Czech and Hungarian leaders to disrupt European unity
William Nattrass
Europe
March 3, 2021
COVID is tearing the Czech Republic apart
The divided atmosphere isn’t helped by Prime Minister Andrej Babiš
William Nattrass
Europe
November 29, 2020
Will the Visegrád bloc tear apart the EU?
Dissenting voices from the EU’s central faction are only going to get louder
William Nattrass
Europe
October 15, 2020
COVID’s second wave is hitting the Czech Republic hard
The Czech government seemed decisive in subduing the first wave, but now it is swimming against the tide
William Nattrass