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#Czech Television
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Who Shapes Czech Democracy? Petr Holec’s Czech Political Weekly Review: Czech Polling Dispute, Public Media Funding, Friedrich Merz and the Battle Over Democratic Mandates – From Czech Television to Ukraine Funding (Petr Holec live #298)
12 Nov
Who holds the power after the elections? Petr Holec discusses the financing of Czech media, public protests, and democratic contradictions in Europe (Petr Holec live #297)
5 Nov
Concession Fees in the Czech Republic – A Tax on National Betrayal
4 Nov
Summary of the past 43rd week on GENERAL NEWS: (October 26 – November 1, 2026)
2 Nov
In the Czech Republic, the publicly disclosed compensation of the CEO of Czech Television, Hynek Chudárek, raises significant questions. The publicly stated amounts exceed an unbelievable seven million Czech crowns per year for his salary
30 Oct
Who stands up for democracy? Petr Holec discusses Czech public service media, political protests, and the government's electoral mandate: funding for public service media and street protests (Petr Holec live #296)
29 Oct
The Bishops' Conference in the Czech Republic has voiced its support for Czech Television and Czech Radio, rejecting the abolition of broadcasting fees and, unlike the current Czech government, claims that this could jeopardize their independence.
24 Oct
In the Czech Republic, dozens of people protested in Prague against the abolition of license fees for Czech Television and Czech Radio.
23 Oct
Who Pays the Price for Political Decisions? Czech politics, EU climate policy, and public trust: Household costs, presidential privileges, and post-election negotiations (Petr Holec live #295)
23 Oct
Independent journalist Thomas Paukner is gradually presenting facts regarding corruption involving the Czech opposition parties STAN and BeSTAN—specifically, discrepancies amounting to millions concerning parliamentary offices
25 Sept
Daily summary of the economy in the Czech Republic: CT (České Televizní Studio), oil, CEZ (energy company), and the Czech economy (September 17, 2026).
17 Sept
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
Records on the US government website spending.gov have sparked a debate about the funding of media and non-profit organizations. It has been revealed that Czech Television and the NGO Člověk v tísni received funding in amounts that are difficult to believe.
13 Jul
Petr Holec exposes President Petr Pavel's arms deals with NATO, the scandalous decisions of the Constitutional Court, Fiala found guilty of unconstitutional censorship, and the bias of Czech state media (Petr Holec live #279).
9 Jul
Babiš is abolishing concession fees, Pavel acknowledges mistakes, and motorists promise to liberate Prague from "pirate terror" (Petr Holec live #278).
19 Jun
The Czech government is changing the funding model for television and radio. Fees will be replaced by a state subsidy.
15 Jun
Daily economic summary for the Czech Republic: Stock exchange PX, CT (likely referring to a specific company or index), BNPL (Buy Now Pay Later) regulation, Allwyn (June 11, 2026).
11 Jun
Petr Holec and his explosive view of Czech politics: Why Vystrčil's stunt with a parachute to Taiwan, Petr Pavel's past, and the euro disappoint ordinary citizens (Petr Holec live #276)
4 Jun
The unions of Czech Television (ČT) and Czech Radio (ČRo) have called on the Czech Prime Minister, Andrej Babiš, to halt the planned changes to the funding of public service media.
29 May
Czech Opposition's Controversial Alliance with German Landsmannschaft Leader Bernd Posselt Ignites Fierce Political Backlash – President Pavel Accused of Undermining Czech Interests Abroad (Petr Holec Live #275)
28 May
Czech President Petr Pavel sparked strong reactions by supporting a Sudeten German rally, despite a government ban – while Babiš is getting rid of bureaucratic "leeches" and Minář is eyeing a power grab in the style of 1948 (Petr Holec, live broadcast #274).
21 May
The coalition council (comprising the ANO, SPD, and Motorists for Themselves parties) will discuss the draft law on public service media, announced Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš.
17 May
Andrej Babiš is defending Petr Pavel, accused of being an informant, from participating in the NATO summit, amidst scandals surrounding Fiala and the collapse of the justice system (Petr Holec live #272).
7 May
Czech President Petr Pavel labeled as a "collaborator": A passionate speech reveals attempts to create a super-state within the EU, media bias, and "parasitic" bureaucrats (Petr Holec live #271).
30 Apr