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• Czech Business Today | CBT
  • Volume XXII, 8-2024
    • Collaborative Blueprint for the Future – Ensuring the EU Automotive Industry Remains Competitive
    • The Competitiveness Compass: Czech Business Potential in the EC’s Strategic Framework
    • EU Deforestation Rules Postponed
    • EESC CORNER: The EU Enlargement: Opportunities, Challenges, and the Path Forward
  • EU-ASEAN Business Summit: EU Looking for a Growth in Asia
  • Gas package is not an immediate silver bullet for high energy prices
  • Volume XIX, 1-2020
    • Decarbonisation will impact the whole economy, not only some regions
    • MEP Corner
    • EU must tap the potential of AI
    • Vietnamese market opens up for export opportunities
    • EESC Corner: Annual Sustainable Growth Strategy 2020
  • Volume XIX, 2-2020
    • New Industrial strategy and SME policy – a good starting point
    • Coronavirus – impact on the whole economy
    • EESC Corner: A need to survive
  • Volume XIX, 3-2020
    • EU response must be understandable and well-communicated
    • Green Deal: longer consultations needed in light of the crisis
    • COVID-19: support for businesses needs to be long-term
  • Volume XIX, 4-2020
    • EU Recovery plan: The Czech Republic should start a “happy” economic period
    • Competitiveness of EU companies is crucial for recovery
    • EESC Corner: EESC Employers Group contributing to the prepared opinion on the EU Action plan for Single Market
  • Volume XIX, 5-2020
    • EU recovery plan to be decided in the 2nd half of 2020
    • MEP Corner
    • Companies are responding to the slump in export orders by investing in digital tools
    • EESC CORNER: COVID-19 will have a profound impact on global trade
  • Volume XIX, 6-2020
    • State of the Union proposals must reflect needs of businesses
    • Czech government and industry call for realistic climate targets
    • MEP Corner
    • China needs to allow “rebalancing of the asymmetry” in access
    • EESC: SMEs at the heart of the recovery
    • Thank you to EESC Members
  • Volume XIX, 7-2020
    • EU Hydrogen revolution
    • MEP Corner
    • EU-Mercosur Trade Deal – too good to fail
    • To be or not to be disconnected! Is it a question?
  • Volume XIX, 8-2020
    • 2021 will be a challenging year for entrepreneurs
    • Are the EU Climate targets for 2030 realistic?
    • Businesses urge for a fresh start in EU-US relations
    • EESC CORNER: Economy might be harder hit than predicted by the European Commission forecast
  • Volume XVI, 6-2017
    • What Priorities Should the EU Finance?
    • EU Consumer Legislation Fit for Purpose but Cosmetic Changes Are Needed
    • Support to Aviation Sector: ESIF and Horizon 2020 Are Different but Complementary
    • EESC Corner – Digital Skills in the Context of New Forms of Work
    • MEPs CORNER
  • Volume XVII, 4-2018
    • How to regulate online platforms?
    • EU budget framework negotiations begin
    • MEPs Corner
    • EC Recommendations on the Czech National Reform Programme
    • EESC CORNER: Does Union need a new EU “Authority”?
  • Volume XVIII, 5-2019
    • Businesses want more ambition in the EU better law-making
    • EU-Asia Connectivity must bring real opportunities to businesses
    • Safeguards needed in the collective redress proposal
    • EESC Corner: EU economic prospect still good: external down-size risks however accelerate
  • Volume XVIII, 7-2019
    • Proper impact assessments prior to proposals are crucial, Czech businesses agreed with MEPs
    • Green Deal – What deal for business?
    • Czech Republic and France identified areas of common interest
    • MEPs CORNER
    • EESC Corner: The Blue Bio-Economy as a contribution to Sustainable Development Goals
  • Volume XX, 1-2021
    • Czech businesses want more emphasis on digital transformation in the National Recovery Plan
    • Basic principles of the e-commerce directive should be maintained
    • EU-China Investment Agreement: an important first step
    • EESC CORNER: Employers argue that National Recovery Plans must be drawn up in partnership with CSOs and social partners
  • Volume XX, 1-2022
    • Energy efficiency of buildings: challenging goal ahead
    • Business support the idea behind Data Act
    • EESC CORNER: Cohesion policy continues to narrow disparities between EU regions
    • Ukraine: Businesses strongly condemn Russian actions and offer a helping hand
  • Volume XX, 2-2021
    • Czech Presidency – an opportunity not to be missed
    • Stakeholders must be more involved in recovery plan preparations
    • Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism must work for EU businesses
    • EESC CORNER: A Renovation Wave for Europe – modernising our buildings, creating jobs, improving lives
  • Volume XX, 2-2022
    • Czech cities to receive EUR 850 million to support sustainable urban mobility
    • CZ PRES should focus on internal market, energy security and labour market, Czech businesses say
    • Businesses welcome strengthening of cooperation within the EU-US Trade and Technology Council
    • EESC Corner: Security of energy supply – Europe is being put to the test again
  • Volume XX, 3-2021
    • Businesses need tools to achieve climate law goals
    • MEP Corner
    • Serious SME strategy missing
    • Digital Green Certificate must minimize complexity and facilitate movement of passengers
    • EESC CORNER: Setting of minimum wages must remain responsibility of individual Member States
  • Volume XX, 4-2021
    • Industrial strategy must increase competitiveness of European companies
    • MEP Corner
    • Businesses support sustainability, but flexibility is needed
    • Europe always was and must remain open
    • EESC CORNER: Social Summit in Porto – A wake up call to strengthen competitiveness
  • Volume XX, 5-2021
    • Fit for 55 package must ensure competitiveness of EU companies
    • Data Act – a key initiative for digital transition
    • EU-US Summit: First concrete outcomes give businesses hope for renewed cooperation
    • EESC CORNER: RRF – an extraordinary opportunity but huge challenge
  • Volume XX, 6-2021
    • Fit for 55 will impact consumers and businesses, transition needs to be inclusive
    • MEP Corner
    • European businesses positive about future, but supportive policies are needed
    • EU businesses committed to TSD, but overall policy framework is needed
    • EESC CORNER: Proposal for a regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on foreign subsidies distorting the internal market
  • Volume XX, 7-2021
    • Czech recovery plan brings investment opportunities for green and digital transition
    • A prosperous economy must be at the centre of CoFE recommendations
    • COP26: Bigger commitments by EU trading partners expected by businesses
    • EESC CORNER: EU Member States need more flexibility in reaching EU climate goals
  • Volume XXII, 3-2024
    • ANTWERP AGREEMENT: EUROPEAN INDUSTRIAL DEAL TO COMPLEMENT GREEN DEAL
    • 20 YEARS OF EU MEMBERSHIP: CZECH REPUBLIC’S JOURNEY OF GROWTH AND UNITY
    • THE CONFEDERATION OF INDUSTRY PUSHES FOR ENHANCED DIGITAL SKILLS AMIDST MARKET DEMANDS
    • EESC CORNER: THE FUTURE EUROPEAN SINGLE MARKET NEEDS A NEW GEOPOLITICAL FOCUS
  • Volume XXII, 4-2024
    • EUROPEAN ELECTION 2024 – CZECH MEPs
    • EUROPEAN ELECTION 2024 – CZECH MEPs – ANO 2011 (7 mandates)
    • EUROPEAN ELECTION 2024 – CZECH MEPs – SPOLU (ODS, KDU-ČSL, TOP 09 – 6 mandates)
    • EUROPEAN ELECTION 2024 – CZECH MEPs – PŘÍSAHA a MOTORISTÉ (2 mandates); STAČILO! (coalition KSČM, SD-SN, ČSNS – 2 mandates)
    • EUROPEAN ELECTION 2024 – CZECH MEPs – Starostové a osobnosti pro Evropu (2 mandates); Česká pirátská strana (1 mandate); SPD a Trikolora (1 mandate) 
    • EESC CORNER: RECALIBRATING THE GREEN DEAL – PREVENTING EUROPE FROM BECOMING A MUSEUM FOR ASIAN TOURISTS
  • Volume XXII, 5-2024
    • EU TRADE AGREEMENTS AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE FOR CZECH EXPORTERS
    • ECODESIGN FOR SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTS REGULATION: IMPACTS ON CZECH BUSINESSES
    • ANTI-BUREAUCRATIC PACKAGE – RELIEF FROM THE LEGISLATIVE BURDEN FOR CZECH ENTREPRENEURS
    • EESC CORNER: EUROPE’S COMPETITIVENESS AT A CROSSROADS: MARIO DRAGHI’S VISION AND THE URGENT NEED FOR ACTION
  • Volume XXII, 6-2024
    • HEARING OF EUROPEAN COMMISSIONERS: ISSUES ADDRESSED BY CZECH BUSINESSES
    • THE AUTOMOTIVE CRISIS: POTENTIAL FACTORY CLOSURES AND ITS IMPACT ON CZECH INDUSTRY
    • LUKÁŠ VLČEK: WHAT CAN CZECH BUSINESSES EXPECT FROM THE NEW MINISTER OF INDUSTRY AND TRADE
    • EESC CORNER: A NEW STRATEGY FOR EUROPEAN COMPETITIVENESS
  • Volume XXII, 7-2024
    • Evaluating the Outcomes of Commissioner Hearings for Czech Businesses
    • The Budapest Declaration: What It Means for Czech Businesses and Their Role in a Stronger EU
    • What Global Gateway Portfolio Means for Czech Businesses
    • EESC CORNER: The EU Should Take Inspiration from the Czech Model in Tackling Bureaucracy
  • MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR!
  • Volume XVI, 5-2017
    • Will We Succeed in Implementing the Mobility Package in Practice?
    • EU and Japan Strengthen Ties
    • Increased Energy Efficiency Target Will Cost Us Hundreds of Billions
    • EESC CORNER – Protection of Personal Data
    • MEPs CORNER
  • Volume XVII, 3-2018
    • New Deal for Consumers, no deal for businesses
    • MEPs Corner
    • Czech priorities for Brexit negotiations
    • EESC CORNER: Intellectual property package
  • Volume XVI, 4-2017
    • How Will Trump’s Policies Influence the EU?
    • Low Attention to Business in the Digital Single Market
    • Mobility Package: When Will the National Rules Disappear?
    • EESC CORNER: Spring Energy Package
    • MEPs CORNER
  • Volume XVII, 2-2018
    • Keep calm, don´t panic, says Commissioner Jourová
    • EU businesses want to avoid trade wars
    • Businesses are key to future prosperity of the EU
    • EU INSTITUTIONS CORNER
    • EESC CORNER: Perspectives of the future EMU development
  • WTO reform needed to stabilize global trade environment
  • Volume XVI, 3-2017
    • British Divorce Must Not Affect Companies
    • 5th Freedom of the EU? Free Flow of Data
    • Future of Europe: Which Way to Go?
    • EESC CORNER: EU Economic Policies at Crossroads: a Challenge for the Czech Republic
    • MEPs CORNER
  • Volume XVI, 2-2017
    • Posting of Workers Divides Europe
    • EU Focuses on Industry
    • Reverse Charge or “One Stop Shop”? The Commission Has a Clear Idea
    • EESC CORNER: Double Taxation Dispute Resolution Mechanism in the EU
  • Volume XVI, 1-2017
    • 25th Anniversary the Single Market Marked by Return to Protectionism
    • Green Light for CETA
    • What to Expect from E-Card?
    • EESC CORNER: THE Future of Services Across Europe from the Employers’ Perspective
  • Volume XV, 8-2016
    • Raising Energy Efficiency Must Be Cost-effective
    • Single Market Information Tool
    • New Start for Start-ups
    • EESC CORNER: New Electricity Market Design And Possible Impact On Vulnerable Consumers
    • MEPs CORNER
  • Volume XV, 7-2016
    • CETA Deadlock (Hopefully) Broken
    • European Parliament of Enterprises
    • EU Investment Plan – Financing Businesses In the Czech Republic
    • EESC CORNER: EU Budgetary Policy on Crossroads
    • MEPs CORNER
  • Volume XV, 6-2016
    • Businesses and Schools Must Anticipate Labour Market Needs Together
    • The Czech Republic Must Be Ready To Block Certain Topics in the EU
    • Don’t Condemn the Blue Card
    • EESC CORNER: eGovernment Action Plan 2016–2020 – Accelerating the Digital Transformation of Government
    • MEPs CORNER
  • Volume XV, 5-2016
    • Revision of the Posting of Workers Directive: Principle “Less Is More” Has Gone
    • Country Specific Recommendations – Guidelines for Short and Long Run
    • Setting Up the Relationship With China
    • EESC CORNER – Need for Fair International Trade
  • Volume XVII, 8-2017
    • Does EU food legislation need to change?
    • EESC Corner: clean, competitive and connected mobility for all
    • ePrivacy regulation must not hamper digitalization
    • MEP CORNER
    • Online procedures must be accessible to all businesses
  • Volume XV, 4-2016
    • Services passport must lead to true simplification
    • Czech Businesses Suport TTIP
    • MEPs Must Defend National Interests Despite Their Fractions
    • EESC CORNER: Revision of Posting of Workers Directive Will Divide Europe
    • MEPs CORNER
  • Volume XV, 3-2016
    • Anti tax avoidance efforts have to be global
    • Consumers will profit from abolished geo-blocking but contractual freedom must be maintained
    • Seal of Excellence – A Second Chance for Innovative Business
    • EESC Corner: Public procurement rules in connection with the current asylum crisis
    • MEPs CORNER
  • Volume XV, 2-2016
    • Social dumping – a barrier to a single market
    • New transatlantic data flow framework – the Privacy Shield
    • CEBRE founders met Czech members of the European Parliament
    • EESC Corner: EU budget and effort for its improved performance
    • MEPs CORNER
  • Volume XV, 1-2016
    • Circular economy – opportunity for society
    • Trade for all strategy: doors to the new markets?
    • New Delegate of Confederation of Industry to BUSINESSEUROPE
    • EESC Employers priorities 2015–2018
    • MEPs CORNER
  • Volume VIII, 5-2009
  • Volume VIII, 4-2009
  • Volume VIII, 3-2009
  • Volume VIII, 2-2009
  • Volume VIII, 1-2009
  • Volume VI, 3-2007
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• Category: Events
  • WEBINAIRE: Et si vous faisiez des affaires avec la Tchéquie ? Pourquoi pas ?
  • Sectoral Seminar on Sustainable Energy within EU External Action Instruments
  • Invitation to a Business Breakfast on Financing of Green Aviation Post 2020
  • Business breakfast: Social aspects of the road package
  • Sharing Economy: The View from the Visegrad Group
  • Invitation to a debate on Services passport
  • Martens Centre Debates on EU policies
  • Invitation to a debate: Seal of Excellence
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  • Czech Street Party on 26th June, 2010
• Category: Publications
  • Gas package is not an immediate silver bullet for high energy prices
  • Czech recovery plan brings investment opportunities for green and digital transition
  • WEBINAIRE: Et si vous faisiez des affaires avec la Tchéquie ? Pourquoi pas ?
  • Support to aviation sector: ESIF and Horizon 2020 are different but complementary
  • EU Consumer legislation fit for purpose but cosmetic changes are needed
  • Social aspects of the road package divide Europe
  • Services passport must lead to true simplification
  • Seal of Excellence – a second chance for innovative business
  • Social standards in transport need to be enforced according to EU laws and principles
  • Consumer Rights: Improvement of Single Market is important – but has its price!
  • Late Payments: Being paid on time should become the norm!
  • Economic Recovery Plans Assessment
  • Businesses challenge the EU institutions to take ownership of a more systematic and unified approach to impact assessments
  • Limits to labour market mobility don’t help EU competitiveness, on the contrary!
  • CEBRE Debate in Prague “After 5 years of enlarged Europe we cannot divide into old and new members!”
  • Prompt implementation of SBA is necessary!
  • Debate on market liberalization: YES to indirect support, NO to direct support!
  • To deal with the crisis, Presidency should combine efforts on Internal as well as Global Market
  • Banks need guarantees to grant affordable credits!
  • Czech Presidency: Strong support to business confidence?
  • Full auctioning of emission allowances will destroy industry and energy sector in number of member states and increase price of 1 MWh by € 2.50. Do we want that?
  • CEBRE Business Breakfast on the EU Greening Transport
  • “Let’s try it out!” Say MEPs and businesses about Blue Cards
  • Positive development of European SME policy has to be evident on local level
  • ERASMUS for young entrepreneurs is a good idea that may be difficult to put in praxis
  • Category: Press releases
    • WEBINAIRE: Et si vous faisiez des affaires avec la Tchéquie ? Pourquoi pas ?
    • Support to aviation sector: ESIF and Horizon 2020 are different but complementary
    • EU Consumer legislation fit for purpose but cosmetic changes are needed
    • Social aspects of the road package divide Europe
    • Services passport must lead to true simplification
    • Seal of Excellence – a second chance for innovative business
    • Social standards in transport need to be enforced according to EU laws and principles
    • Consumer Rights: Improvement of Single Market is important – but has its price!
    • Late Payments: Being paid on time should become the norm!
    • Economic Recovery Plans Assessment
    • Businesses challenge the EU institutions to take ownership of a more systematic and unified approach to impact assessments
    • Limits to labour market mobility don’t help EU competitiveness, on the contrary!
    • CEBRE Debate in Prague “After 5 years of enlarged Europe we cannot divide into old and new members!”
    • Prompt implementation of SBA is necessary!
    • Debate on market liberalization: YES to indirect support, NO to direct support!
    • To deal with the crisis, Presidency should combine efforts on Internal as well as Global Market
    • Banks need guarantees to grant affordable credits!
    • Czech Presidency: Strong support to business confidence?
    • Full auctioning of emission allowances will destroy industry and energy sector in number of member states and increase price of 1 MWh by € 2.50. Do we want that?
    • CEBRE Business Breakfast on the EU Greening Transport
    • “Let’s try it out!” Say MEPs and businesses about Blue Cards
    • Positive development of European SME policy has to be evident on local level
    • ERASMUS for young entrepreneurs is a good idea that may be difficult to put in praxis
• Category: Venues
  • Stanhope hotel, Brussels
  • European house, Prague
  • Permanent Representation of the Czech Republic to the EU
  • European Parliament, Altiero Spinelli Building
  • Centre for Regional Development, Prague
  • Thon Hotel Brussels
  • Jihlava
  • Brno Exhibition Centre