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11/05/2025
Prime Minister Petr Fiala’s (ODS) government has scheduled a meeting for Thursday at 10:00 a.m. to discuss submitting its resignation, the Office of the Government announced in a press release today. According to the Czech Constitution, the government’s resignation follows the conclusion of the inaugural session of the new Chamber of Deputies. The resignation will then be accepted by President Petr Pavel.
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11/05/2025
Former president Miloš Zeman underwent a procedure related to his digestive tract today at Prague’s Motol University Hospital. The news was shared on X by Luboš Procházka, director of Olympia Publishing House, which publishes Zeman’s books. Procházka cited information from the former president’s wife, Ivana Zemanová, who said that Zeman is in a stable condition and will remain in the hospital for several more days.
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11/05/2025
The leader of SPD, Tomio Okamura, has become the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies. The candidate of the incoming coalition of the ANO movement, SPD, and Motorists Themselves defeated KDU-ČSL nominee Jan Bartošek in today’s secret vote during the inaugural session of the lower house.
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11/05/2025
On Thursday, expect mostly cloudy skies. Temperature highs will range from 10 to 14 °C.
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11/05/2025
President Petr Pavel has invited ANO movement leader Andrej Babiš to Prague Castle next Wednesday. They will discuss the proposed program statement of the future government, which ANO is forming together with the SPD movement and Motorists. The president also wants to be informed about the steps Babiš, as a potential prime minister, intends to take regarding the conflict-of-interest law. This was reported on X by the Office of the President of the Republic.
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11/05/2025
SPD leader Tomio Okamura should not be elected Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies, said ODS chairman and outgoing Prime Minister Petr Fiala at the start of the debate ahead of Wednesdays secret vote. According to Fiala, Okamura is a symbol of obstruction, spreading pro-Russian narratives. Fiala also spoke about racism, xenophobia, and chauvinism, and he recalled Okamura’s now-suspended prosecution on suspicion of inciting hatred in connection with last year’s pre-election party posters. He expressed support for Okamura’s rival candidate, Jan Bartošek (KDU-ČSL).
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11/05/2025
In the first nine months of 2025, police in Czechia began investigating 102 murders, five more than during the same period last year. Overall crime in the country, however, fell slightly year-on-year by the end of September. Last year, police recorded 134,023 criminal offenses; this year, 132,908. This is according to the monthly statistics of the Police Presidium.
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11/05/2025
During Miloš Zeman’s presidency, the presidential office handled public funds inefficiently and did not act in accordance with legal regulations. A report recently published by the Supreme Audit Office (NKÚ) indicates that the office and its affiliated organizations, among other things, purposefully split contracts and made accounting errors. Law enforcement authorities only gave permission to publish the three-year-old document this October, after prosecutors definitively closed the case involving the presidential office scandals of Chancellor Vratislav Mynář, reported the news site iROZHLAS.cz.
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11/05/2025
The year-on-year inflation rate in Czechia accelerated to 2.5 percent in October, up from 2.3 percent in September. This comes from a preliminary estimate published on Wednesday by the Czech Statistical Office (CSO). Analysts had expected inflation to remain stable, with some even considering a slight slowdown. On a month-on-month basis, consumer prices in October rose by half a percent, the statisticians reported. The CSO will release the final October inflation figure on Tuesday, November 11. In previous months, statisticians have consistently confirmed their preliminary estimates.
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11/05/2025
Newly elected members of the Czech Chamber of Deputies are voting on Wednesday to select the speaker and deputy speakers of the lower house. In line with an agreement reached by parties of the emerging coalition Tomio Okamura, leader of the Freedom and Direct Democracy (SPD) party, is expected to receive backing for the top post. The house plans to appoint four deputy speakers—one each from ANO, the Motorists, the Civic Democrats (ODS), and the Mayors and Independents (STAN).
At the start of the session, lawmakers paid tribute to the late Cardinal Dominik Duka.
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