The myth of Czech Euroscepticism revisited

By Jakub Eberle and Tomáš Karásek - 01.11.2011 / 10:15 CET

The Czechs are habitually portrayed as among the most Eurosceptical in the EU. A recent survey suggests this might be nothing but a myth.

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