In Czech's recent elections, former Prime Minister Babi? regained control, marking a shift toward practical, economy-focused governance. The results signal a growing fatigue with EU’s climate agenda and a desire for policies that address rising living costs. Babi?'s return could reopen cooperation with China, particularly in sectors like energy, automotive, and digital infrastructure. At the same time, China's diplomatic focus in Europe intensifies, with key visits to Italy and Switzerland aimed at enhancing bilateral ties and exploring new cooperation opportunities. The political changes in Eastern Europe could shift EU-China relations toward more pragmatic, nation-specific engagements, setting the stage for deeper collaboration.
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