Domestic Affairs
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Thousands of Czechs join in street protests for independent judiciary
Thousands of people took to the streets of Prague and other big cities on Monday to protest against the appointment of a new justice minister shortly after the police…
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“Czexit” cheerleader Tomio Okamura rallies help of far-right leaders Le Pen, Wilders ahead of EU…
European far-right leaders, including Marine Le Pen of France and Geert Wilders of the Netherlands, gathered in Prague on Thursday for private meetings and a public rally…
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Communists’ declare victory on “church restitution tax”, but Constitutional Court battle likely…
A controversial proposal to tax money paid to religious groups in compensation for property seized under Communism is a step closer to becoming law. In their first session…
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Justice minister‘s resignation raises concerns about possible political pressure on judiciary
The unexpected resignation of Justice Minister Jan Kněžínek late last week, coming just one day after police investigators proposed charging the prime minister with EU…
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RSF: Czech oligarchs, nation’s president and PM continue to undermine press freedom
The Czech Republic has dropped another six spots in the annual global ranking of press freedom published by the watchdog Reporters Without Borders. The country is now in…
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Czech prime minister says efforts to bring him to court are “political plot”
Police investigators have proposed pressing charges against Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and several members of his family over suspicions that he and his associates…
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Political analyst: Ministers who do not score points for ANO have to go
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš on Wednesday announced the details of a planned cabinet reshuffle. Trade and Industry Minister Marta Nováková will be leaving her post at the…
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Klauses plot return with new party – but what will its prospects be?
Weeks after his expulsion from the Civic Democrats, anti-EU MP Václav Klaus Jr. has revealed plans to launch a new party following May’s Euro elections. His father, the…
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Embattled transport minister announces decision to step down
Transport Minister Dan Ťok has announced his decision to step down. The country’s longest-serving transport minister is being blamed for the state of the country’s…
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Mayor Hřib: ‘Big Brother’ won’t be watching vacant Prague property owners’ electricity meters
The Prague City Hall coalition is due to meet on Friday to discuss a controversial proposal to collect anonymous data from electricity meters to identify vacant housing…
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Pressure mounts for Czech trade minister to resign over China-Taiwan diplomatic incident
Pressure is mounting for Prime Minister Andrej Babiš to recall Trade and Industry Minister Marta Nováková over a diplomatic incident that has highlighted China’s efforts…
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Babiš: Online services for citizens and businesses to be available within five years
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has said that citizens and businesses should be able to profit from state online services within the next five years. Furthermore, citizens…
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