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President Petr Pavel stated that he paid for his trip to Morocco and his return to vote from his personal funds, amounting to 3750 euros for the vacation and 15000 euros for the flights.
Andrej Babiš stated that American President Donald Trump betrayed Europe with his agreement with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.
US President Donald Trump stated he does not want to negotiate with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, as he believes Ukraine is responsible for the ongoing conflict.
The leader of the Christian Democrats, in the PoliTalk podcast, believes his party would make it into parliament despite current polls and defends his accumulation of functions.
Several cargo ships sailing in the Black Sea have recently become targets of drone attacks, with three ships being affected near territorial waters.
The deceased found by Slovak police near Myjava is a man suspected of attempted murder in the Uherské Hradiště region; further details will be provided later.
The Central Bohemian Region and Prague have signed a 30-year contract with Czech Railways (ČD) for the operation of suburban trains, valued at 165 billion CZK, with new electric trains expected in 2030.
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš believes that EU leaders are unlikely to reach an agreement on the future multi-year EU budget by the end of the year.
The EU will not lift any sanctions against Russia until Russia ends its war in Ukraine, stated von der Leyen in Brussels, while Zelenskyy thanked the EU for its support.
Russia is transferring local assets of more European companies to temporary management, a move stemming from a decree by President Vladimir Putin.
Czech election clips, an eagle with scissors opening a Slovak highway, and a gilded statue of a naked Donald Trump in the European Parliament are featured in the new episode of Politikár.
The EU will not lift any sanctions against Russia until Russia ends its war in Ukraine, stated von der Leyen in Brussels, while Zelenskyy thanked the EU for its support.
The EU will not lift any sanctions against Russia until Russia ends its war in Ukraine, stated von der Leyen in Brussels, while Zelenskyy thanked the EU for its support.
