The People’s Republic of China - Political perceptions in Central Europe

Our researcher Alica Kizekova has contributed to the study of the Council on Geostrategy which aims to reveal the current attitudes of Central European countries towards China. Alica Kizekova has covered the Czech perception towards PRC.

In the Czech Republic, political perceptions of the PRC over the last ten years have evolved from being more embracing to more critical. Nevertheless, scrutiny of the PRC is primarily levied by select individuals or organisations. Petr Pavel, the incoming president, looks set to change the Czech Republic’s stance on Taiwan, which will affect its relationship with the PRC.

You find the full-text study in the link below.

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