Domestic Affairs
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Government party rocked by major corruption scandal days ahead of EU presidency
Just days ahead of the onset of its EU presidency, the Czech Republic has been hit by a major corruption scandal connected to the second largest government party.
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“Together” forever? What next for electoral alliances?
The three-party Together grouping and the Pirates and Mayors alliance were able to form a government last year. But does it make sense for the parties to stay together?
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Pundit: “Several factors” behind Babiš presidential announcement delay
After saying he would say in September whether he will stand in presidential elections, Andrej Babiš now says he would announce “at the last moment”. Why the change?
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Expert: Negative billboards “do right thing from ANO’s perspective”
“Things were better under Babiš!” declare billboards that have been popping up around the Czech Republic. But how much impact can this negative campaign have?
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Czech state looking for place to store nuclear waste as EU deadline shortens
The Ministry of Industry is looking for ways to speed up the planned construction of a nuclear waste facility in the Czech Republic.
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Prague braces for worst-case scenario as Moscow cuts gas to Poland and Bulgaria
Russia’s decision to suspend gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria has raised concerns about the consequences of a cut in deliveries to the Czech Republic.
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Castle scandals put spotlight on presidential powers
President Zeman’s team are constantly in the news right now, with reports of the shredding of classified documents, a widely derided pardon and an unauthorised flight.
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Czech president sparks outrage with controversial pardon
Czech President Miloš Zeman made headlines on Tuesday after pardoning the former head of the Lány Forestry Administration, Miloš Balák.
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How did Fiala government perform in first 100 days?
How have Czech PM Petr Fiala and his ministers done during the traditional first 100 days bedding-in period? That’s a question I put to pundit Petr Just.
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New government media advisor: “Disinformation isn’t covered by freedom of speech”
For the first time ever, the Czech government has a special representative for media and disinformation. His name is Michal Klíma. We asked him what will be his task.
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Could war on Ukraine impact Czech presidential elections?
Could Russia's war on Ukraine impact the biggest event in Czech domestic politics this year, campaigning for January’s presidential elections?
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Czech municipalities, whose money is frozen in Russian bank, ask state for help
Many regional and municipal administrations in the Czech Republic have lost access to their money since Sberbank lost its license after the invasion of Ukraine.
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