Geopolitical Position and Risks of Threat to the Czech Republic
erschienen in der Publikation "Gaminger Gespräche 1998 (14)" - Februar 1999
Autor(en):
Generalmajor Jiri SedivyRegion(en):
Zentraleuropa
2 Seiten (18 KB)
Schlagworte zu diesem Beitrag:
Tschechische Republik, Strategische Analyse, Kriegsanalyse, Modernisierung, Modifizierung, Streitkräfte
Abstract:
Demographic, geographical and geopolitical parameters and economical potential rank the Czech Republic (CR) among the countries the international an political position of which is determined namely by their economical, social and political stability, democratic system, active involvement in the international economical relations, quality of their home and foreign policy and credible demonstration of ability and determination to defend themselves with the support of the bonds of alliance in the area of security.
Security of the CR is influenced primarily by the international political and military political situation in Europe as well as in the world. The CR is not threatened with an open armed aggression at present. Further stabilization in Europe is connected with the success of the European integration process and relations between the major world powers.
Security environment of the CR is characterized by a growth of new external and internal risks of not only military but, first of all, non-military and mixed character. These risks prove to be important namely because they are difficult to be foreseen.
Security of the CR is influenced primarily by the international political and military political situation in Europe as well as in the world. The CR is not threatened with an open armed aggression at present. Further stabilization in Europe is connected with the success of the European integration process and relations between the major world powers.
Security environment of the CR is characterized by a growth of new external and internal risks of not only military but, first of all, non-military and mixed character. These risks prove to be important namely because they are difficult to be foreseen.