"I appeal to your responsibility." The president offered cooperation to the government but also differentiated himself from Babiš's coalition
Czech President Petr Pavel emphasized the need for increased defense spending and unity within the EU and NATO while addressing the Parliament for the first time this year.
Political Persecution: The Scolding Babiš is in His Element. And Where Was Macinka at the Crucial Moment
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš faces opposition criticism about his government's response to the Iranian security situation and the repatriation of Czech citizens from abroad.
"Mr. Okamura speaks to his voters." The view of events in Iran split Babiš's government
Tomio Okamura criticized the US and Israel regarding the situation in the Middle East, highlighting the potential for a new migration wave and energy crisis, while defending the need to adhere to international law.
Ten comments on the American warning to the Czech Republic and the offer for Babiš to give money to help Ukraine
The article discusses the Czech government's inadequate defense spending amidst rising NATO expectations and a significant war in Europe.
How do you sleep? A sharp message from Senator Babiš to Okamura and the third one saved the honor
The article discusses the contrasting reactions of Czech political leaders to the anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, highlighting the divisions between opposition and government politicians in their responses.
"Politico" identifies a new NATO rogue: may face D. Trump's wrath
The new populist coalition led by Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš plans to cut defense spending by €900 million compared to previous government proposals, raising concerns over NATO commitments.
You keep quiet, you should try harder. Babiš reprimanded the newcomers in the government
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš criticized new government officials, urging them to be more diligent in their roles.
"Banking Striptease." The Police Will Soon See Bank Accounts, Plans Babiš's Government
The Czech government under Babiš plans to allow police greater access to bank account information without court approval, raising concerns about privacy and legal implications.
The Ministry is Working on an Answer Regarding Babiš's Conflict of Interest
The Czech Ministry is preparing a response concerning allegations of a conflict of interest involving former Prime Minister Andrej Babiš.
Andrei Babis: The Czech Republic is not on a path to increase defense spending
Czech Prime Minister Andrei Babis stated that the country is not planning to raise defense spending despite NATO's increasing targets, indicating a departure from the previous government’s policies.
Barking Dog: The Anniversary of Putin's Aggression Divides the Coalition. What is the Government Really Doing for the Attacked Ukraine?
The anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine highlights divisions within the Czech coalition government regarding support for Ukraine amid its financial struggles.
He Emerged from the Plzeň ODS, Had to Leave Czech Television, Now Hynek Brom Is to Help with a Priority of Babiš's Government
Hynek Brom, a prominent figure from the Plzeň ODS, has taken on a managerial position related to a key priority of Babiš's government after leaving his role at Czech Television.
Where Rakušan Falls Short. Babiš Wants to Give Police Extraordinary Powers to Seize Assets
The Czech government under Andrej Babiš has approved new legislation to grant police extraordinary powers to seize assets suspected of being obtained illegally without court approval.
"He Doesn't Deserve a General's Rank." Řehka Sends a Clear Message to His Successor and Babiš's Government
General Karel Řehka voiced his concerns regarding the involvement of soldiers in non-military tasks, emphasizing the need for a clear focus on military readiness and the appropriate roles of the armed forces.
Jurečka Writes to Babiš. The Former Minister is Concerned About Pensioners, Pressuring Schillerová and Juchelka
Former Minister Marian Jurečka expresses concern over potential changes to the Czech pension system, urging the government to reconsider its approach.
The Agricultural Fund is Ending Payments for Eight Subsidies to Agrofert
The Czech Agricultural Fund is terminating payments for eight subsidies associated with the Agrofert conglomerate.
The influence of the anti-abortion group is growing. The Babiš government is to consider its recommendations, decided the MPs
Czech MPs have decided that the Babiš government should heed recommendations from an anti-abortion group, despite its petition having only garnered a modest number of signatures.
Babiš does not want to address the defense of Czechia and the security of Ukraine. We have more important programs, he says
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš expressed his disinterest in addressing the defense of Czechia and the security of Ukraine, emphasizing that there are more important priorities for the government.
Billionaire Teplý praised Babiš's minister. He regrets that he can no longer sell to Russia
Milan Teplý, owner of the largest Czech dairy company, expressed dissatisfaction with current food prices and the government's plans to lower them, while also regretting the loss of the Russian market.
On Tuesday we will raise the Ukrainian flag at the Government Office, announced Babiš
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš announced that the Ukrainian flag will be raised at the Government Office on Tuesday as a show of solidarity with Ukraine.
"You will wait." Babiš taught the new minister when to speak
Andrej Babiš advised the newly appointed minister on the appropriate timing for speaking in public.
Turnaround under Babiš. The government has resigned from the fight against disinformation, says journalist
A Czech journalist claims the government led by Babiš has abandoned its efforts to combat disinformation.
People in Sokolov Are Paying for Heat, but Money Keeps Getting Lost in the System. The Dispute Has Reached Babiš
Residents of Sokolov are facing ongoing issues with heating costs as money continues to disappear in the system, prompting government attention, including from former Prime Minister Babiš.
The End of the First Crisis: Babiš Did Not Surprise, Motorists in a Pinch. And It's Not Just the Turk's Fault
The Czech government, led by Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, is set to finalize its cabinet formation with Igor Červený taking over as Environment Minister after the withdrawal of Filip Turk, amidst continuing challenges for the Motorist party.
Babiš did not lay off the promised 300 officials, but he cut the budget of the Office of the Government
Czech Prime Minister Babiš has not laid off the expected 300 officials, while simultaneously reducing the budget for the Office of the Government.
Cancel drastic cuts in aid to Ukraine. Czech Republic will also pay for them, say NGOs to Babiš
Czech NGOs urge the government to reconsider severe budget cuts in humanitarian aid to Ukraine, warning that it will negatively impact both Ukraine and Czechia.
Babiš will meet with scientists who criticized him for the apology regarding COVID
Former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš plans to meet with researchers who have criticized him for his apology concerning COVID-19 measures.
The Hundred Days of Protection Have Ceased to Exist. With Babiš's Government, an Era of Political Rashness Has Begun
Andrej Babiš's government has initiated a rapid restructuring of the administrative landscape in Czechia, aiming to reduce bureaucratic officials for more effective governance.
"Mr. Babiš, you can stop this." Minář called for a public confrontation. Will Letná be filled?
Mikuláš Minář, leader of the movement Million Moments for Democracy, is intensifying pressure on the government and Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, preparing for a major demonstration in Prague.
Cancellation of F-35 Purchase Could Result in Losses of About 30 Billion, Says Babiš
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš stated that canceling the purchase of American F-35 fighter jets would lead to a loss of approximately 30 billion crowns, reaffirming the new government's commitment to the project despite prior opposition.
Czechs Take to the Streets in Support of President Pavel
Thousands of Czechs demonstrated on Sunday in over 400 cities and towns in support of President Petr Pavel amid a conflict with the populist government led by Andrej Babiš.
Motorists Give Up Fight Over Turk, Propose Deputy Červený for Government Position
The Motorists party has proposed Igor Červený as the new Minister of Environment after abandoning the fight for the position previously held by Filip Turk.
The first names of candidates for president are emerging. Questions especially arise about those that may be presented by Babiš's government
The article discusses the emergence of potential candidates for the Czech presidency, raising questions about possible endorsements from Babiš's government.
Babiš's government cut 100 million korunas from the drug policy program
Babiš's government has reduced funding for the drug policy program in Czechia by 100 million korunas.
Plan for Mental Health Crisis. Babiš Wants to Personally Oversee Upcoming Changes
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš is set to take a personal role in overseeing new initiatives aimed at addressing mental health crises in the country.
From a Belgian Castle, Government Leaders Challenge the Cornerstone of Europe's Green Transition
EU leaders are considering reducing ambition levels in the EU's emissions trading system, seen as crucial for achieving climate goals, to support economically struggling industries.
The government voluntarily prepared itself for dozens of experts. But it’s not a surprise
The Czech government's decision to disband the National Economic Council led by a small group of experts signals a significant shift in its economic strategy, which may hinder potential economic benefits.
Babiš and Okamura Make a Total Reversal. And the Opposition Just Speculates About Where This Will Lead
Andrej Babiš and Tomio Okamura, who previously obstructed the government as opposition, are now changing parliamentary rules to limit the actions of the current opposition.
Shaking the Dog: Motorists Wanted to Monitor Babiš, Instead They Defend Massive Budget Cuts and Mimic Schillerová
The Czech government has proposed a budget deficit of 310 billion crowns, marking a setback for the Motorists, who campaigned for balanced budgets.
Babiš is now weakened, says Šebelová. She explains why massive obstruction threatens
Michaela Šebelová, vice-chairwoman of STAN, claims that the government's proposal to abolish broadcasting fees poses a serious threat to democracy, as it may lead to the state control of public media.
Babiš's government prepares long-term stays for refugees from Ukraine
The Czech government is planning to establish long-term residency options for Ukrainian refugees.
Down left: What Babiš's government is really doing, but remains hidden
The article discusses the hidden actions and policies of Babiš's government in Czechia.
Schillerová does not plan to abolish the National Budget Council, which Babiš spoke about
Czech Finance Minister Alena Schillerová confirmed that there are no plans to dissolve the National Budget Council, despite former Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's suggestions.
Söder meets Babiš: The roads to Prague are bumpy
Markus Söder met with Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš amidst criticism of the latter's government, highlighting the need for constructive dialogue between neighboring countries.
The National Budget Council is unnecessary, Babiš said. He does not want to follow it, he cannot abolish it
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš declared the National Budget Council unnecessary, stating that he disagrees with its assessment of the government's budget proposal for this year.
Happy Monday: Slovak Influence Grows. Who Is Whispering to Babiš's Government?
The article discusses the increasing influence of Slovak individuals or groups on the Czech government led by Andrej Babiš.
Budget Turnaround for Motorists: The Deficit of Fiala's Government Was a Concern; Under Babiš, It Deepened
The article discusses the increasing deficit faced by the Czech government and how it has worsened since the tenure of former Prime Minister Babiš.
The government will return to the New Green Savings program, which reduced costs for people, said Babiš
The Czech government plans to revisit the New Green Savings program, which has successfully helped reduce living costs for citizens according to Babiš.
People praised Pavel and whistled. Babiš and Macinka will likely get them back to the square again
The article discusses recent demonstrations in Prague supporting President Petr Pavel and how government members' actions may influence future protests.
To A Bitter End. Former Head of Czech Television Souček Evaluates the Prospects of Moravec and the Entire Television
Former Director of Czech Television Jan Souček discusses the funding plans of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's government, warning about potential cuts to budgets and their consequences for public media's relevance, as well as the situation surrounding Václav Moravec.