The Czech Republic has maintained a pro-European stance in its foreign policy since its inception. The general direction of foreign policy has been set as Euro-Atlantic since the 1990s, with individual governments balancing on the edge of pragmatism and critical positioning. Russian aggression towards Ukraine and other states, as well as other armed conflicts in the relative proximity of the European Union, underscore the necessity of keeping the Czech Republic within Western European, or Euro-Atlantic, structures. The presented study, which methodologically draws from content analysis approaches, examines the conceptualization of selected key topics of Czech foreign policy within the electoral programs of political parties that won mandates in the 2021 elections to the Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic, and its subsequent reconceptualization within the government policy statement of P. Fiala's government.