Skhtor Skhtor

Skhtor Skhtor проживает в городе Волгоград, Россия. Из открытых источников получены следующие сведения: информация о высшем образовании.

MT: “Well, I have to say that my party is not Waclaw Klaus’ party anymore. Waclaw Klaus has irrevocably broken ties with the party that he founded. But this is rather good news than bad, as a president should be above parties. I do not believe that our domestic political scene is worse than in neighbouring countries. And I do not want to give a lecture here about the great coalition in Germany, about the problems in Austria, about the political tensions for instance in Belgium and in all the countries of the European Union. I do not believe that the political discussions and tensions in individual countries should influence the presidency and the reality. And it is not the case.” euronews: “All the countries that you are mentioning, all these parties and the coalitions, which of course are weak, as you are saying, are all openly pro-European, more or less, rather pro European. This is not the case of the Czech Republic where the struggle between pro-Europeans and eurosceptics is very strong and it is also influencing all the debate concerning the ratification of the treaty, of the Lisbon treaty…” MT: “That is a little bit of an artificial discussion. I consider myself as very pro-European and yet I have some reservations about the whole range of things that are a reality. And, in the opinion of some, I would be considered a eurosceptic as well. That means that it is an artificial discussion. Czechs are generally very pro-European, certainly more than Austrians or some other nations. The political scene is rather divided about the depth of integration, about the European project as a whole and its further development. Not that they would be against the European Union, against the European Community.

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