AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEU Politics & Courts: Czech MEP Jana Nagyová (Babiš-linked Agrofert subsidy fraud case) was found guilty again by the High Court and given a suspended three-year prison term; she says she’ll appeal to the Supreme Court. Prague Infrastructure: Prague has applied for planning permission for the long-planned Vltava Philharmonic, with construction potentially starting in early 2028 and aiming for completion in 2033. Brno Transport Disruption: Brno Dam’s crown will be fully closed from late September 2026 through December 2027 for a CZK 46.2m renovation, with pedestrian and transport bypasses. Health Research: A Prague-led PRAGUE-26 study reports catheter-directed thrombolysis can improve short-term outcomes for intermediate–high risk pulmonary embolism patients. Sports (Czech spotlight): Wimbledon champion Linda Nosková returns to the US Open after her maiden Grand Slam win, climbing to a career-best No. 6 and starting with Katie Volynets. Local Life & Culture: Brno’s “month of local products” returns in September with farmers’ markets and events, including support for school canteens using regional ingredients. Business/Defense: Czech firm FoxMarket will showcase Canadian Nanuk protective cases at Future Forces Prague in October.
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