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Czech officials and EU update policies on Ukrainian protection, security, and labor oversight

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Posted Sep 13, 2026, 05:00 PM UTC · In the digest of 2026-09-13-1700
Czech officials and EU update policies on Ukrainian protection, security, and labor oversight
Photo: Ekonomický deník

Czech officials address diplomatic visits, military summit clearance, labor fraud, and updated EU protection rules for Ukrainians.

Czech Parliament Deputy Speaker Barbora Urbanová visited Kyiv to meet Ukrainian parliamentary leadership after a Czech parliamentary committee initially rejected her travel request. Meanwhile, Chief of General Staff Miroslav Hlaváč awaits authorization from the Ministry of Defence to attend an upcoming security summit with European and Ukrainian military leaders.

At the European level, updated regulations extend temporary protection for displaced Ukrainians until March 2028, while conditioning status eligibility on the fulfillment of military duties to their homeland.

Domestically, Czech lawmakers reviewed progress by "Kobra 26," a specialized task force targeting fraudulent employment agency networks, unpaid insurance, and tax evasion involving Ukrainian labor that officials state costs the public treasury billions of Czech crowns.

Sources: Ekonomický deník, iROZHLAS, Respect, Seznam Zprávy.

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