Milan Knížák, a renowned Czech artist, former director of the National Gallery, and rector of the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design, has passed away at the age of 86. His death marks a significant loss for the country's cultural scene.

Novinky.cz: Milan Knížák Dies at 86

Milan Knížák, former director of the National Gallery and a prominent artist and musician, has passed away at the age of 86. The news was confirmed by Foreign Minister Petr Mačinka.

ČT24: Artist Milan Knížák, former National Gallery head, dies at 86

Milan Knížák, a notable Czech artist and former director of the National Gallery and rector of the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design, has passed away at the age of 86.

Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, leader of the ANO 2011 political party, has publicly criticized President Petr Pavel's economic understanding. This political sparring occurs amidst internal challenges for the Christian Democratic party in parliament, a resurgent ODS party in South Bohemia, and a split within the ANO movement itself, with former members, including Martin Vondrák, reportedly forming an opposition to Andrej Babiš.

Respekt: Parliamentary ballast and government criticism aren't enough; Mr. Kšiltovka…

This article discusses the challenges faced by the Christian Democratic party in the Czech parliament, suggesting they need a new vision beyond general criticism of the government.

Respekt: South Bohemian power struggle: Kuba vs. revived ODS under former Madeta manager

Examines the political contest in South Bohemia between Jakub Mráček (Kuba) and a resurgent ODS party led by a former Madeta executive.

Respekt: We will take his young people and families. Former ANO members led by Vondrák…

Highlights a split within the ANO movement, where former members, including Martin Vondrák, are positioning themselves against Andrej Babiš.

Novinky.cz: Babiš Criticizes Pavel's Economic Understanding

Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has stated that President Petr Pavel lacks economic understanding and should practice more personal saving, as conveyed in his traditional Sunday video address.

The Czech Republic is grappling with significant economic issues, including its government debt becoming the most expensive in the European Union. Social services also face precarious funding, exemplified by the financial difficulties of Ostravskému domu Mikasa, which provides care for individuals with severe autism.

Respekt: Autistic individuals find 'home,' but funding uncertainty complicates their…

A story about the Ostravskému domu Mikasa facing financial difficulties, despite providing a home for individuals with severe autism.

Respekt: Should wealthy people live in municipal apartments?

The sixth part of 'Pre-election Czechia' delves into the controversy surrounding housing in municipal apartments, linked to a case involving an associate of Andrej Babiš.

Seznam Zprávy: Cash Only: Czech Debt is the Most Expensive in the EU. Why Could That Be?

An analysis exploring why Czech government debt has become the most expensive in the European Union.

A former director of a municipal company has been fined 200,000 CZK for attempting to manipulate a contract to acquire a Tesla. Meanwhile, public sentiment indicates a growing belief among Czech citizens that the country's military assistance to Ukraine is inadequate.

Seznam Zprávy: Former City Firm Director Fined for Attempting to Buy a Tesla

A former director of a municipal company has been fined 200,000 CZK for attempting to acquire a Tesla worth two million CZK.

Seznam Zprávy: Czechs Believe Military Aid to Ukraine is Insufficient

An increasing number of Czech citizens believe that the country's military assistance to Ukraine is not sufficient.

Cross-border e-prescriptions are gaining popularity, with Czech pharmacies increasingly dispensing medications based on prescriptions from abroad, especially for Polish citizens. Separately, public trust in media in the Czech Republic, while showing a decline, remains higher than might be anticipated.

ČT24: Cross-border e-prescriptions popular, Czech pharmacies filling more

Czech pharmacies are increasingly dispensing medications using e-prescriptions from abroad, with Poles being the most frequent users of this service in the Czech Republic.

Seznam Zprávy: Public Trust in Media Declines But Remains Higher Than Expected

Despite a reported decline in trust, Czechs still place more faith in the media than might be apparent.