A mayor from the ANO party has stepped down from office following allegations of unexplained wealth linked to a housing deal involving apartments and a house worth seven million Czech korunas.

Seznam Zprávy: ANO Mayor Resigns Over Unclear Million-Dollar Housing Deal

A mayor from the ANO party is stepping down due to unexplained wealth concerning apartments and a house worth seven million Czech korunas.

A new healthcare bill proposed by Minister of Health Adam Vojtěch is drawing significant criticism from both insurance companies and medical professionals, who are concerned it could eliminate competition and lead to a hidden privatization of the healthcare system.

Aktuálně.cz: Healthcare Bill Under Fire: Insurers Warn of End to Competition, Doctors of…

A new healthcare bill proposed by Minister Adam Vojtěch is facing strong criticism from insurance companies and doctors, who warn it could lead to the end of competition and hidden privatization of the healthcare system.

A 30-year legal battle concerning a plasma trade deal is reportedly nearing a resolution that could result in the Czech Republic owing billions to Czech-Swiss businessman Josef Šťáva. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's past statements are being used as evidence in the case, suggesting a potential victory for Šťáva despite government defense efforts.

Aktuálně.cz: Never-Ending Dispute and a Growing Bill for Czechia; Babiš's Words Used as…

A 30-year legal dispute over a plasma trade deal appears to be nearing a victory for Czech-Swiss businessman Josef Šťáva, who is seeking billions from the Czech Republic. Despite Prime Minister Babiš's claims of continued defense, past actions suggest Šťáva may win.

The government is planning to increase oversight and potentially recover billions of korunas in state benefits that have been used to support illegal housing.

Seznam Zprávy: Illegal Homes Funded by State Benefits, Government Wants More Oversight

The state is providing benefits to support illegal housing, and the government aims to increase oversight and potentially recover billions in funds.

Minister of Culture Oto Klempíř is facing accusations of attempting to control his critics through the allocation of cultural subsidies.

Respekt: Subsidies as a Whip for Culture

The article discusses how Minister Oto Klempíř intends to control his critics through cultural subsidies.

Recent election data indicates a historic high in the number of political mandates held by women across the country, although they remain underrepresented in major urban centers.

Respekt: Elections 2026: Post-Election Negotiations and Local Referenda

From the Ostrava drama to a women's triumph, this article covers post-election negotiations, the fall of political figures, and local referenda.

Seznam Zprávy: Women Hold Record Mandates, But Lack Representation in Large Cities

Data indicates that women have achieved their highest number of political mandates in history, yet they are still underrepresented in major urban areas.

An associate of President Petr Pavel has renewed collaboration with an organization previously accused of impersonating presidential functions.

Seznam Zprávy: President's Aide Renewed Cooperation with Organization Accused of 'Playing…

The president's associate has resumed collaboration with a group that was accused of impersonating presidential functions.

The Supreme Audit Office (NKÚ), an anticorruption watchdog, has reported that an advisor caused tens of millions of korunas in losses for the state budget.

Seznam Zprávy: Anticorruption Watchdog: Advisor Caused Millions in Budget Losses

The Supreme Audit Office (NKÚ) reported that an advisor has incurred tens of millions in costs for the state budget.

Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has stated that proposals for new sources to fund the European Union budget are unacceptable for the Czech Republic.

Aktuálně.cz: Babiš: New EU Budget Sources Are Unacceptable for Czechia

Czech politician Andrej Babiš has stated that proposals for new sources for the European Union budget are unacceptable for the Czech Republic.

The discussion around fuel price regulation is focusing on its constitutionality rather than its effectiveness, with Petr Sokol emphasizing the former and Libor Vondráček expressing reservations about price caps.

ČT24: Sokol: It's about constitutionality, not regulation. Vondráček opposes price…

Petr Sokol argues that the constitutionality of fuel price regulation is key, not its effectiveness, while Libor Vondráček expresses reservations about price caps.