Domestic Affairs
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Czech abroad: “It’s really important we can vote – despite the cost”
Among those taking part in elections for the next president, which begin on Friday, will be many thousands of Czechs living abroad. We speak to one, who lives in Derby, UK.
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“Czechia has changed” – Fiala hosts special dinner for former PMs to mark Velvet Divorce anniversary
Monday saw no fewer than nine former Czech prime ministers attend a special dinner hosted by the country’s current head of government.
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PM: 2023 will be tough – but Czechs will get through it
Things will not be easy this year, but Czechia will handle it. That was a key message from Prime Minister Petr Fiala’s New Year’s address to the nation on Sunday night.
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Expert: "Much harder" for Babiš to challenge Pavel than Nerudová in run-off
For ages it seemed the presidential elections would be a battle between Andrej Babiš and Petr Pavel. So how has Danuše Nerudová has emerged as a serious contender?
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Ukrainian soldiers begin training in Czechia
Ukrainian soldiers have begun training in Czechia, days after legislators approved the move. Meanwhile, a Czech factory is producing a tank every four days for Ukraine.
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Czechs abroad have till Sunday to register to vote in presidential election
Czechs living outside their home country have until this coming Sunday, December 4, to register to vote in January’s presidential elections.
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Who are the candidates for Czech president?
Nine people are in the running to succeed Miloš Zeman as Czech president in elections in January, after fulfilling the necessary criteria. But who are the candidates?
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Ability to fight in largescale conflict must be Czech Army’s priority, says chief of staff
The Czech Army must prioritise being able to fight in a largescale war against a sophisticated opponent, the chief of the Czech Army’s General Staff, Karel Řehka, said.
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“I don’t understand their motivations”: Why are 21 people aspiring to presidency?
No fewer than 21 people applied to stand in Czech presidential elections before Tuesday’s deadline for registration, though many may be disqualified.
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“He will be very aggressive” – analyst on Babiš’s entry into presidential race
ANO party leader Andrej Babiš announced on Sunday that he will be running in the January 2023 Czech presidential election. We spoke to political analyst Petr Just.
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Pro-democracy demonstration shows support for Ukraine still strong in Czechia
Tens of thousands joined a rally “against fear” in Wenceslas Square on Sunday, at a time when fear of the looming energy crunch have some questioning support for Ukraine.
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Expert: Babiš can’t risk tag of loser from presidential election
There are 100 days until Czechs elect a new president. Why have the Together alliance backed three candidates? And what approach are ANO likely to take?
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