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Author Archives: Martin Hala

Posted inCommentary

A Discreet Overhaul

by Martin Hala and TOL staff 30 May 202231 May 2022

The new Czech government still struggles with the lingering power of the president and special business interests as it tries to revamp the country’s China policy.

Posted inBusiness, Central Europe & Baltics, International politics, Southeastern Europe

Waking Up From the China Dream

by Martin Hala 06 Sep 202109 Sep 2021
Posted inCentral Europe & Baltics, Eastern Europe & Russia, Politics, Society

Between Tanks and Knitting Needles

by Martin Hala 13 Jun 201922 Apr 2020
Posted inBusiness, Central Europe & Baltics, Czechia, Eastern Europe & Russia, Finance

Economic Diplomacy With Chinese Characteristics

by Martin Hala 15 Feb 201806 Sep 2021

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