Babiš backs down on media, Pavel condemns Russian drone in Romania
Meanwhile, the government continues shifting agendas from the Office of the Government to individual ministries. Critics point to the impact on human rights and addiction policy. The outgoing National Anti-Drug Coordinator Pavel Bém described the planned transfer of the anti-drug agenda as an attempt to remove strong players from decision-making. The cabinet is also facing disputes over Filip Turek, whose position within the governing camp is, according to available information, uncertain. STVR (Spravy) ↗
The topic of Babiš's conflict of interest continues to develop. The European Commission is asking Czech authorities for further clarification and is also interested in SynBiol. The Ministry of Industry and Trade is assessing a possible conflict of interest concerning a subsidy for Kostelecké uzeniny from the Agrofert holding. At the same time, Agrofert is spinning off nine chemical companies from seven European countries into a new company, AGF Nitrogen, with registered capital of 500 million crowns. e15.cz ↗
President Petr Pavel reacted to the strike on a residential building in Galați, Romania, by a Russian drone, which injured civilians. He called the incident unacceptable. Pavel also visited the defense line in Estonia, while the debate over Czech participation in the NATO summit continues. ct24.ceskatelevize.cz ↗
On Record
„Kláro, chtěl bych tě tady dneska svlíknout"
Předvolební video s Klárou Sovovou
„Chyba v plánování"
Prezident reagoval na svou neúčast u voleb.
„Je to předvolební mítink"
Hodnocení opozičního návrhu na nedůvěru vládě
„Chování vlády mě motivuje znovu kandidovat."
Reakcia na spor s vládou o jeho účasti na summite NATO v Ankare.
„Rozhodnutí respektuji, ale je absurdní."
Po tom, čo Ústavný súd nariadil vláde umožniť prezidentovi účasť na summite NATO.
„Volba stability je dôležitejšia ako kedykoľvek predtým"
Podpora Orbánovi pred maďarskými parlamentnými voľbami
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