AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCzech Politics: Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš’s government survived a no-confidence vote after opposition failed to reach the 101 votes needed in the Chamber of Deputies. Universities: The Czech Rectors’ Conference warns universities may have to cap student numbers as the government rejected a 3-billion-crown boost for 2027 and instead allocated 293 million crowns less than this year. Prague Transport: Prague’s transit authority launched a tender for the new Libuš metro station on Line D, estimated at about CZK 3.8 billion, with construction expected to take around 54 months. Local Elections: President Petr Pavel will skip local elections in Černouček because of a private trip abroad, with the Presidential Office saying he regrets the planning mistake. Sports (Czech angle): England face Croatia in Rijeka behind closed doors after UEFA sanctions; the match comes after England’s 2-0 win over Czechia and Tuchel’s comments about possible Man City players. Culture & City Life: Thalia Awards will be handed out at Prague’s National Theatre on Saturday, while Prague’s Charles Bridge is seeing a surge of Depeche Mode photo recreations at the Pietà statue. Police & Safety: Hundreds of tuning cars gathered at a Prague meet in Čakovice; police are overseeing security after warnings about an “illegal season end” event.
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