Czech government moves to enshrine koruna in constitution, signaling euro rejection

The Czech government proposed a constitutional amendment to anchor the koruna as the national currency, a symbolic move to permanently opt out of euro adoption despite EU treaty obligations. The amendment requires opposition support, which observers deem unlikely but not impossible. This signals a hardening of Czech euroscepticism and could complicate EU integration dynamics.

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