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#Andrej Babiš
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The Czech government has supported a ban on mobile phones in schools. The ban is scheduled to take effect from September 2027.
20 Jul
Summary of the past 28th week on General News: an interview with Petr Holec, reflections on the meaning and power of words themselves, articles dedicated to tennis, and a comprehensive analysis of the growing resistance to Volodymyr Zelenskyy (July 13 - July 19, 2026).
20 Jul
President Petr Pavel of the Czech Republic: I am prepared to engage even with the most vocal critics. In my opinion, the Czech Republic is losing credibility, and democratic principles must be protected.
16 Jul
Petr Holec: Babiš challenged President Petr Pavel, the car accident involving Filip Turek reveals the hypocrisy of the opposition and the double standards in Czech politics (Petr Holec live #280)
16 Jul
Bulgaria is distancing itself from the coalition of willing nations. Radev rejected Macron's invitation and is betting on diplomacy.
14 Jul
Meetings will not take place. The Czech Prime Minister, Babiš, accused President Pavel of conducting a campaign and playing the role of an "opposition president."
13 Jul
The Czech government has completed its first six months in office. The Prime Minister claims that it is fulfilling the promised agenda.
9 Jul
NATO confirmed Article 5 in Ankara, and announced billions for Ukraine, as well as pressure for increased defense spending.
8 Jul
Daily economic summary for the Czech Republic: stock market (PX), inflation, fuel prices, and NATO (July 8, 2026).
8 Jul
The Czech government, led by Andrej Babiš, plans to significantly increase the defense budget. The Czech Republic aims to fulfill its NATO alliance commitment for the first time.
7 Jul
Martin Kupka: The Senate must remain a safeguard against Babiš's concentration of power. A debate about the euro is necessary.
5 Jul
Former Foreign Minister Cyril Svoboda criticizes the actions of the Constitutional Court. According to him, the government was not given the opportunity to express its opinion.
30 Jun
Czech Member of Parliament Jindřich Rajchl sharply criticized President Pavel regarding the dispute over the NATO summit. He called for an apology or resignation.
30 Jun
The Czech debate regarding the NATO summit continues. The government has included Pavel in the delegation, while the Presidential Office speaks of a disagreement with the Constitutional Court's decision.
29 Jun
President Pavel and Prime Minister Babiš are in disagreement regarding the NATO summit. Rajchl criticizes the head of state for "fighting against the government."
27 Jun
Jan Campbell: G7, Iran, Russia, Europe, and a hot summer of geopolitics.
26 Jun
The Czech Prime Minister, Babiš, in Gdańsk, supported Czech companies in the reconstruction of Ukraine.
25 Jun
The President of the Czech Republic, Petr Pavel, has filed a constitutional complaint with the Constitutional Court regarding a dispute over his participation in a NATO summit.
23 Jun
Pavel's absence from the NATO summit: The Czech government is sending Babiš to Ankara, while the President's Office is preparing a strong reaction.
22 Jun
Summary of the past 25th week on General News (June 15th – June 21st, 2026).
22 Jun
Babiš is abolishing concession fees, Pavel acknowledges mistakes, and motorists promise to liberate Prague from "pirate terror" (Petr Holec live #278).
19 Jun
Czech President Pavel retaliates regarding the NATO summit: The dispute with the government over the powers of the president will be decided by the Constitutional Court.
18 Jun
The Czech government is changing the funding model for television and radio. Fees will be replaced by a state subsidy.
15 Jun
Okamura wants to abolish the protection afforded to Ukrainians. Kupka speaks of an outrageous statement.
14 Jun