The government has made new appointments to the supervisory boards of state-owned companies, including individuals who were unsuccessful election candidates and other influential figures.

Respekt: PM's Confidants, Communist Cadre, and Strnad's Major General: How the…

The Czech government has appointed individuals to supervisory boards of state-owned companies, including unsuccessful election candidates and influential figures.

The Czech justice system is under scrutiny following contrasting verdicts for Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, who was convicted, and President of the Chamber of Deputies Tomio Okamura, who was acquitted, raising questions about judicial independence.

Seznam Zprávy: Babiš convicted, Okamura acquitted. Is Czech justice independent?

This opinion piece questions the independence of the Czech justice system following contrasting verdicts for prominent political figures Andrej Babiš and Tomio Okamura.

Public opinion strongly opposes the proposed 389 billion koruna budget deficit, with a poll indicating 62% find it unacceptable. Separately, an analysis revealed that last year's minimum wage was insufficient for basic needs and rent, while government plans to address a dentist shortage currently lack allocated funds.

ČT24: 62% Find Proposed Budget Deficit of 389 Billion Koruna Unacceptable

A poll by Median shows that 62% of people find the proposed state budget deficit of 389 billion koruna unacceptable, with only 22% finding it acceptable. Supporters of the ANO movement are most understanding of the deficit.

Seznam Zprávy: State intends to address dentist shortage; no money in budget

The Czech government plans to tackle the issue of a lack of dentists, but current budget constraints mean there are no funds allocated for these initiatives.

Tram services have resumed near Prague's National Museum after approximately fifteen months of track renovations, with lines 11 and 13 now operational again.

ČT24: Trams Return to Prague's National Museum

After about fifteen months, tram service has resumed near Prague's National Museum, with lines 11 and 13 now running again following track renovations.

Recent commentaries delve into the ongoing scrutiny of Deputy Prime Minister Petr Macinka, questioning public reactions to political disputes, and also explore concerns about Prime Minister Andrej Babiš potentially receiving misinformation from his inner circle.

Seznam Zprávy: Macinka versus the disguised one. Why does this surprise us anymore?

An analysis of a political or public dispute involving individuals identified as 'Macinka' and 'zakuklenec' (disguised one), questioning the public's reaction to such events.

Seznam Zprávy: So: Why is no one telling the prime minister anything and everyone is lying to…

This commentary piece explores why the prime minister seems to be misinformed, suggesting a lack of honest feedback from those around him.

Supporters of a dentist convicted in connection with a sect in Kutná Hora are seeking a pardon, drawing attention to the controversial nature of the legal case.

Seznam Zprávy: Supporters of jailed dentist from Kutná Hora sect seek pardon

Supporters of a dentist convicted in relation to a sect in Kutná Hora are petitioning for a pardon, highlighting a controversial legal case.

The management of the country's largest casino is reportedly attempting to gain control over the local municipal government, raising concerns about potential undue influence.

Seznam Zprávy: Management of the country's largest casino wants to control the local…

The administration of the largest casino in the Czech Republic is seeking to gain control over the local municipal government, raising concerns about influence and regulation.