When societies face multiple simultaneous crises and shocks, what makes some countries and societies better able to absorb them than others? In an era of escalating geopolitical tensions, the climate…
China policy in Central and Eastern Europe is becoming harder to describe in terms of a simple divide between “pro-China” and “anti-China” governments. Russia’s war against Ukraine, China’s growing alignment with Moscow, uncertainty over US policy, domestic political changes, and differing levels of economic exposure to China are pushing governments in different directions.
On September 8, the Czech-Ukrainian Discussion Forum took place in Prague. Its participants, together with the organising team, formulated this year's declaration with recommendations and calls to action regarding the cooperation between Czechia and Ukraine.
