The Czech Republic PM Bohuslav Sobotka is concerned about the growth of nationalism in Europe. He stated the aforementioned after the meeting of Visegrad Four (V4) (Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary).

''Nationalist tendencies are growing in Europe and radicals appear who propose facilitated solutions,'' Sobotka said. In his opinion, the public space in EU is overflowed with the migration topic. ''But I don't think that the European project can fail now,'' he stressed.

According to the Czech PM, one of the important arguments for growing disappointments with the European public is the inability of Brussels to clearly demonstrate the positive events, for instance the agreement between EU and Turkey on the return of illegal migrants, RIA Novosti reports.