More than 1,400 companies closed in the Czech Republic in January, the most recently

21.02.2022 | Economic

During the previous month, 1,454 companies stopped working in the Czech Republic, which is 34 more than in the previous month, and at the same time the most since December 2020. On the contrary, 2,370 companies were founded, which is 314 less than in December. Thus, a...

Minister Lipavsky applied for money for the next party of humanitarian aid to Ukraine. But some ministers did not support it

19.02.2022 | Economic

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Czech Republic) proposes to continue providing humanitarian aid to Ukraine, where there is still a threat of Russian attack. Therefore, last week the representatives of the mentioned ministry made a proposal to allocate tens of...

January anti-record of the European currency

2.02.2022 | Economic

In January, inflation in the eurozone rose to 5.1 percent, the highest since the introduction of the euro twenty years ago. This was announced on February 1 by the statistical office of Eurostat. As in previous months, energy and food prices have mostly risen. In the...

US Government Statement: Invasion of Ukraine Will Stop Nord Stream 2

28.01.2022 | Analytics, Economic

The Austrian media have traditionally been somewhat late and sluggish in their response to events in Ukraine and international politics related to the Russian confrontation. However, the popular Austrian Die Presse published information on the chronology of...

Czech, German and Polish activists oppose mining at the Tours mine

16.01.2022 | Economic

Dozens of Czech, German and Polish activists gathered on Saturday at the gates of the Polish coal mine Turiv, near the Czech border, demanding an end to coal mining. Polish miners are against the closure, because it could lose their jobs. The Turiv mine near the...

Inflation is one of the main risks in 2022. This is the opinion of most of the surveyed managers of global companies

14.01.2022 | Economic

Concerns of top managers of global companies about high inflation, which rose sharply last year, arose after a survey by the Conference Board, which was attended by more than 900 officials. More than half of respondents expect price pressures to persist until at least...