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EURACTIV.cz | Křenek: Prvotní šok z návrhu víceletého rozpočtu EU opadl. Očekávám, že základní kontury vyjednávání přežijí
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23. 10. 2025
23. 10. 2025Analytik Institutu EUROPEUM Filip Křenek v rozhovoru pro EURACTIV.cz uvedl, že ačkoli Česká republika dosud čerpala finance převážně z tradičních částí evropského rozpočtu, je nyní nutné pomoci českým subjektům, jako jsou firmy, výzkumné instituce a univerzity, přeorientovat se na přímo řízené programy. To zahrnuje podporu při zapojení do programů řízených přímo Evropskou unií a odklon od spoléhání se pouze na tradiční evropské dotace. Více informací naleznete na EURACTIV.cz.
Euractiv | Proposed new EU budget is promising but raises uncertainity, experts warn
More info 23. 10. 2025
23. 10. 2025Negotiations on the EU's multiannual budget for 2028-2034 are in full swing. How are Czechia and Poland responding to the proposal? Experts say that both countries appreciate the simplified structure and greater flexibility of the budget, but at the same time express concerns about the system of national plans.
Euractiv | Europe up close | Czech preparations for the new EU budget
More info 12. 10. 2025
12. 10. 2025The European Commission has presented its proposal for the EU's multiannual budget for 2028–2034, which it describes as ambitious. However, a closer look reveals that its actual form is more modest than grandiose. The new budget brings changes in structure and priorities that may have a significant impact on Czechia, as explained by EUROPEUM Institute analyst Filip Křenek in the Europe Up Close podcast.
EUROACTIV | Křenek: EU budget reform is necessary. It’s time to acknowledge that the world is changing — otherwise, we’ll miss the train.
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10. 10. 2025Negotiations on the new multiannual EU budget for 2028–2034 are beginning. However, the European Commission’s summer proposal has faced criticism from various sides. What major changes might the new budget bring? Will it be good or bad news for the Czech Republic? And what should the country prepare for as the new budget comes into effect? Analyst Filip Křenek from the EUROPEUM think tank discusses these questions in the podcast Europe Up Close.
Televizní Noviny | Are combustion engines making a comeback?
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7. 10. 2025Chancellor Friedrich Merz has rejected the EU's plan to ban combustion engines from 2035. Czech politicians and representatives of the automotive industry welcome the change in the German government's position. Filip Křenek, an analyst at the EUROPEUM Institute, commented on the matter for Televizní Noviny.
Seznam Zprávy | The money that flowed into the Czech Republic will no longer come. Experts advise on how to replace it
More info 6. 10. 2025
6. 10. 2025Czechia is looking for a way to remain competitive in Europe while also accessing billions in EU funds. It is not just about the state budget, but also about its future position among European players. Filip Křenek, an analyst at the EUROPEUM Institute, commented for Seznam Zprávy.
Seznam Zprávy | The European budget is set to grow by €800 billion. It will be swallowed up by debt and inflation
More info 26. 9. 2025
26. 9. 2025The European Union budget is set to rise to two trillion euros, but its impact will be limited due to high debt and inflation. A significant portion of the funds are earmarked for regional equalization, which Czechia has been drawing on for a long time. However, these subsidies will gradually decrease. Filip Křenek, an analyst at the EUROPEUM Institute, commented for Seznam Zprávy.
Seznam Zprávy | The EU has negociated a pact that will save it billions and reduce its dependence on China and the US
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23. 9. 2025The European Union has signed a trade agreement with Indonesia. However, it will not be easy for European exporters to break into this rapidly growing market, where they will face strong competition from China and the US. The agreement must now undergo an approval process by the member states. Filip Křenek, EUROPEUM Institute analyst commented for Seznam Zprávy.
Hospodářské noviny | You can't go in all directions and still move forward
More info 15. 9. 2025
15. 9. 2025The debate about the future of the European automotive industry has intensified in recent weeks. The key question is: will the goal to end the sale of new combustion engine cars by 2035 remain in force? Or will the European Commission yield to pressure, as it did earlier this year when it eased the 2025 emission targets for car manufacturers? The European automotive industry faces a fundamental choice. While the world is betting on electromobility, Europe is seeking compromises. Commentary by Filip Křenek, analyst at the EUROPEUM Institute.
TN.cz | Ursula von der Leyen spoke about the State of the Union
More info 11. 9. 2025
11. 9. 2025Where the European Union will head in the coming year was revealed by Ursula von der Leyen in her anticipated speech. The Commission President's address to the Members of the European Parliament on Wednesday was met with both applause and booing. The situation was commented on by Filip Křenek, an analyst from the EUROPEUM Institute.
Seznam Zprávy | Europe one year after the alarming Draghi report: Clean Deal and the deal with Trump
More info 9. 9. 2025
9. 9. 2025A year ago, one of the most important economic documents of our time caused a stir in Europe. Professor Mario Draghi identified the weaknesses of the European economy and outlined a path for the EU to escape the slow decline in the shadow of China and the USA. Since then, European analysts have presented one strategy after another, but their real impact has so far been limited. The topic was commented on by Filip Křenek, an analyst at the EUROPEUM Institute.
Český rozhlas | One year after the release of the Draghi report
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8. 9. 2025Tomorrow marks exactly one year since the release of the Draghi report, in which the former head of the European Central Bank detailed the profound economic problems facing the European Union. He also outlined a roadmap for restarting the competitiveness of the member states. Filip Křenek, an analyst at the EUROPEUM Institute, commented on the Draghi report.