An exclusive poll reveals that 53 percent of Czechs are dissatisfied with the performance of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's government. This comes amidst an analysis suggesting changes in Babiš's behavior, including a desire for revenge and the influence of 'yes-men.' A parliamentary 'Good Friday' event has also led to unexpected political and social shifts.

Seznam Zprávy: Surrounded by yes-men and with a desire for revenge. Five reasons why Babiš…

This article analyzes changes in the behavior and motivations of Czech politician Andrej Babiš, suggesting a desire for revenge and the influence of sycophants.

Respekt: Czech Politics Between Crucifixion and Blitzkrieg

A parliamentary 'Good Friday' event has cost the government deputies and triggered unexpected movements in the political and social spheres.

Novinky.cz: Exclusive poll: Government satisfaction is poor

An exclusive MNS poll for Novinky indicates that 53 percent of Czechs are dissatisfied with the performance of Andrej Babiš's (ANO) government.

The Supreme Audit Office (NKÚ) has sharply criticized the wasteful spending of European funds, noting that support often goes to unnecessary projects. Concurrently, an indictment details nearly three hundred manipulated contracts at the Pardubice municipality, resulting in almost 25 million koruna in damages, with a trial against a former transport department head, managers, and a construction company expected to begin later this year.

Novinky.cz: Billions for trifles. Supreme Audit Office sharply criticizes wasteful EU money

The Supreme Audit Office (NKÚ) has sharply criticized the wasteful spending of European funds, stating that support often goes to unnecessary projects.

ČT24: Missing Railing Led to 236 Thousand Cost, Official Says About Pardubice…

An indictment describes nearly three hundred manipulated contracts at the Pardubice municipality, causing damages of almost 25 million. A trial is expected to begin later this year against the former head of the transport department, three managers, and a construction company.

A Czech sponsor has announced its decision to remove advertisements from any World Championship matches in which Russian athletes participate.

Seznam Zprávy: Czech sponsor refuses return of Russians: Their matches at World Championships…

A Czech sponsor has announced that their advertisements will be removed from any World Championship matches involving Russian athletes.

Professor of Sinology Olga Lomova has published a commentary titled 'Back to the Long March!'. Separately, a special report discusses the modern dilemma of children needing independent exploration amidst parental safety concerns.

Respekt: Olga Lomova: Back to the Long March!

A commentary or opinion piece by Olga Lomova, titled 'Back to the Long March!'.

Respekt: Children from the realm beyond the screen: Alone or guided?

A special report discussing the dilemma of children needing to explore independently while parents fear for their safety.