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Czech officials and EU update policies regarding Ukraine, security, and labor

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Posted Sep 15, 2026, 01:30 AM UTC · In the digest of 2026-09-15-0130
Czech officials and EU update policies regarding Ukraine, security, and labor
Photo: Ekonomický deník

Czech leaders navigate diplomatic visits and domestic labor enforcement as the EU ties temporary protection for Ukrainians to military obligations.

Deputy Speaker of the Czech Chamber of Deputies Barbora Urbanová visited Kyiv to meet Ukrainian parliamentary leadership following a previous travel rejection by the Czech parliamentary steering committee. Meanwhile, Czech Chief of General Staff Miroslav Hlaváč awaits approval from the Ministry of Defence to attend an upcoming security conference with European military leaders in Ukraine.

At the European Union level, updated regulations extend temporary protection status for displaced Ukrainians until March 2028, while newly conditioning eligibility on fulfilling military service obligations to Ukraine.

Domestically, Czech lawmakers reviewed findings from task force Kobra 26. Discussions highlighted that illegal agency employment networks, fraudulent labor schemes, and unpaid social security contributions in sectors employing Ukrainian workers cost the state billions of crowns.

Sources: Ekonomický deník, iROZHLAS, Respect, Seznam Zprávy

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