The VoiCEE podcast: what Petr Pavel’s election means for the Czech Republic and the area – Kafkadesk
In this episode, Kafkadesk contributor Adrien Beauduin interviews political scientist Jiří Pehe, former advisor to Václav Havel and director of New York University Prague, in regards to the just lately concluded Czech presidential elections.
They analyse the lengthy marketing campaign and its stormy end; look again on departing president Miloš Zeman’s legacy; and attempt to predict how his successor, former NATO normal Petr Pavel, will govern, particularly with regards to international coverage: the struggle in Ukraine, regional cooperation in Central and Eastern Europe, and relations with China.
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Podcast producer: Ewa Dunal, Sounds and Stories
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By Adrien Beauduin
A Prague-based correspondent, Adrien is a Central Europe and former Eastern bloc specialist, who studied political science and European affairs on the School of Slavonic and East European Studies in London, at Charles University in Prague and the College of Europe in Warsaw.