Domestic Affairs
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“People are afraid of the future”: Expert on anti-govt. protest in Prague
Saturday saw tens of thousands of people demonstrating on Prague’s Wenceslas Square against what they see as government mishandling of the energy crisis.
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Expert: Hardest part of Ukraine crisis yet to come for Czech govt.
How did the relatively new Czech government respond to the Russian invasion of Ukraine? And with fuel prices rocketing, how is it handling public opinion now?
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Marie Heřmanová: Most Czech parties don’t understand social media
Digital anthropologist Marie Heřmanová discusses Czech politics and social media, how online abuse impacts real lives, influencers spreading Covid lies and much more.
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Czech health insurance for foreigners under EU scrutiny
When a law on foreigners’ health insurance in Czechia was passed last year, Zbyněk Stanjura criticised it - but as finance minister he now has to defend it to the EU.
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Czechia preparing its own version of US Magnitsky Act
Czechia may soon have a law which would allow the authorities to impose national sanctions on individuals and legal entities for serious violations of international law.
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Czechs mulling choice of next president as date for election set
Czechs are already mulling who they will support as their next head of state in elections scheduled for January 13. Jiří Pehe comments on the outlooks.
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What now for Mayors party after major scandal?
After rising to become the third biggest party in the Czech lower house, the Mayors and Independents are now embroiled in a scandal. Can they survive it?
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PM tells Czechs: We will not let you fall
Amid concerns over a possible cut in gas supplies from Russia, Prime Minister Fiala assured Czechs that the government had a crisis scenario and would not let anyone fall.
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Analyst: Government likely to survive Hlubuček scandal “because there is no alternative”
Will the Czech government survive the scandal of Mayors and Independents? We asked political analyst Jiří Pehe.
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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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