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Prime Minister Andrej Babiš is reportedly losing patience with the desire for 'extreme cohabitation' and has issued an ultimatum to motorist Petr Macinka, suggesting he resolve disputes with President Petr Pavel soon to avoid implications of disloyalty.
A new majority is reportedly forming within the Czech Television Council, with representatives from ANO and allied parties electing their chairman, signaling a potential shift in the council's dynamics.
Police are evacuating hundreds of patients from the Hořovice hospital following a bomb threat, prompting a large-scale emergency response.
There is frustration in Russia regarding what is described as the world's largest arena, with reports of another unexpected turn of events.
Andrej Babiš has proposed a common European missile defense system named 'Euro Patriot', suggesting a collaborative approach to regional security.
Prague will experience a 'red corridor' as the Red Arrows, a famous aerobatic team, perform over the city during the Air Force Day event, part of the NATO Days in Ostrava.
A famous car brand has made a comeback in an unexpected form, evoking nostalgia for the socialist era.
The US House of Representatives has approved a comprehensive package of sanctions aimed at increasing pressure on Russia and contributing to an end to the war in Ukraine.
Former Czech National Bank vice-governor Pavel Kysilka suggests that Andrej Babiš's government has a mandate and needs time to demonstrate its ability to foster economic growth and implement significant changes.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly moved a 'flagship project' to safety due to concerns about Ukrainian drone strikes, a move prompted by previous frightening experiences.