Приклади вживання Zeman's Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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After Zeman's speech, he was sharply criticized in Ukraine and in the Czech Republic.
The world's politicians acknowledge today thatCrimea cannot be given back to Ukraine,” Zeman stressed.
This is why Zeman's position is not simply an extravagant ploy; it is a trend.
Despite the fact that the role of the president in theCzech Republic is rather representative, Zeman's victory will have an impact on a series of important political processes.
Zeman said business deals to be signed during Xi's visit could bring almost $4 billion of Chinese investment this year.
Both businessmen were part of Miloš Zeman's election headquarters and accompanied him on a trip to Russia.
Zeman said in an interview with Chinese state television that the Czech Republic could“learn a lot from China's cohesion.”.
(English: Why Zeman?) is a book by Czech authors Jan Herzmann and Martin Komárek, about Miloš Zeman's 2013 presidential campaign and reasons for his victory.
According to the Czech MEPs, Milos Zeman's position contradicts international law and the position of the Czech government.
Polls conducted in late 2017 and early 2018 indicated that Zeman would receive the highest number of votes in the first round, with Jiří Drahoš most likely to finish second and face him in the second round. Drahoš was leading polls for the second round from April to November 2017.[4][5] Later polls showed Zeman's and Drahoš' chances in the second round balanced.[6] Polls in November and December 2017 showed either Mirek Topolánek or Michal Horáček as the third strongest candidate.[7][6][8].
The Czech president, Miloš Zeman, says an annual report by the Czech Republic's counterintelligence service, BIS, does not contain any evidence on concrete Russian or Chinese spies in the country.
A number of Czechpoliticians have criticised President Miloš Zeman's decision not to speak in public in connection with Tuesday's 50th anniversary of the invasion of Czechoslovakia by Warsaw Pact states.
President Miloš Zeman says Beijing cancelled a meeting between China's foreign minister and his Czech counterpart in response to Czech warnings over Chinese-made Huawei technology.
For his part Drahos,a political novice who has railed against Zeman's“unacceptable stance” toward Moscow, says he long expected more of the same before voters head back to the ballot box because“Russia is interested in our elections.”.
Mr. Neyedly financed Zeman's election campaign, and“Lukoil” financed his“Party of Civil Rights”, which, unlike Zeman himself, did not win many supporters among Czechs.
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Zeman to receive Babiš's government resignation on January 24.
Zeman, but also of the partners in the government's coalition.
At the same time,the Czech Senate condemned the Czech President's statement and accused Zeman of trying to legitimize Russia's aggression against Ukraine.
The President of the Czech Republic, Miloš Zeman, visited Ukraine last October prior to November's Summit of“Eastern Partnership” in Vilnius.
Zeman won the first round on January 12-13 with 38.6 percent of the vote, compared to Drahos's 26.6 percent second-place showing.
Today's interview with Czech President milosh zeman and his ordinary maxims of“civil war” in Ukraine attracted the attention of the Czech media.
President Zeman has become one of the EU's most outspoken opponents of sanctions against Moscow and has also made improving relations with China a priority.
Although the Czech government has also introduced sanctions against Russia, the country's president,Miloš Zeman has repeatedly made scandalous statements on Ukraine, repeating Russian propaganda messages.
During Sargsyan's official visit to Prague in January 2014, Zeman publicly called the killings of Armenians during World War I a genocide.
Zeman previously called the annexation of the Peninsula“fait accompli”, adding that this does not mean recognition of the legitimacy of Russia's actions.
Former Prime Minister Miloš Zeman was elected as President of the Czech Republic in 2013, defeating Minister of Foreign Affairs Karel Schwarzenberg in the country's first direct presidential elections.
Since winning the Czech Republic'sfirst direct presidential election in 2013, Zeman has played fast and loose with the constitution to impose his will on policy and even foisted his own government on the country at one point.