Andrej Babiš

Czech public broadcasters stage a warning strike over a government plan to change their funding model.

Thousands of Czechs rallied against the government's plan to overhaul public broadcaster funding, citing concerns for media independence.

EU leaders disagreed on establishing diplomatic channels with Moscow as Ukraine war continues, with some supporting Council President Costa's proposed backchannel while others, including Germany, cautioned against premature decisions on EU representation in potential negotiations.

Czech military chief Gen. Karel Řehka says Ukraine should join NATO as a "logical step" for European security.

Thousands protest in the Czech Republic against the government's plans to control public broadcasters.

Heydar Aliyev shaped Azerbaijan's modern achievements and European relations as its third president.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico recalibrates foreign policy after Viktor Orbán's defeat.

Andrej Babiš discusses Czech defense companies, according to Report.az.

Babiš acknowledged that the Czech Republic will not meet NATO’s 2% of GDP defense spending target

Peter Magyar's Tisza party defeated Viktor Orban's Fidesz in Hungary's April 2026 elections, potentially reshaping Central European geopolitics through revised foreign policy toward Ukraine, NATO, and the EU, with significant implications for Poland, Czech Republic, and Slovakia's political alignment.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte visits Prague to discuss security with Prime Minister Babiš.

Tens of thousands protested in Prague against Prime Minister Andrej Babiš. Protesters criticized the government's Russia-friendly policy.

Czech authorities investigate a warehouse fire at a drone tech company. The fire is suspected to be arson linked to terrorism.

Andrej Babiš becomes Czech PM, potentially reducing Ukraine support and rejecting EU policies

Czech public broadcasters stage a warning strike over a government plan to change their funding model.

Thousands of Czechs rally against the government's plan to overhaul public broadcaster funding.

Czech Defense Ministry Pushes for Higher Military Spending After This Year’s Reduction

A planned Sudeten German congress in Czech Brno is sparking tensions between Czech and German far-right parties over post-war expulsion laws that removed three million ethnic Germans from Czechoslovakia after 1945, dividing usually allied nationalist movements.

Czech parliament opposes the Sudeten German congress in Brno, citing historical revisionism concerns.

EU sees mixed results after Hungarian and Bulgarian elections bring new leaders to power.

A Czech court convicts a European lawmaker of fraud, giving her a suspended sentence and fine, in a case involving populist leader Andrej Babiš.

Czech politicians clash over the country's defense spending shortfall, failing to meet NATO's 2% target in 2026.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announced a lawsuit against the EU's Russian gas import ban, arguing it violates treaty principles and requires unanimous approval, as his government faces economic slowdown and mounting domestic political pressure following Viktor Orbán's electoral defeat.

PM Modi is the most popular leader, while German Chancellor Merz is the least popular.

Czech leaders clash over NATO representation as President Pavel seeks a role at the Ankara summit.

Tens of thousands protested in Prague against Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis' government. The protest was against the government's policies and plans. A no-confidence vote is not mentioned in the article.

The Czech Republic is pushing to completely abandon the EU's plan to ban new internal combustion engine vehicles by 2035. The plan aims to reduce emissions.

Thousands protest in Prague against government plans that could make public media more politically dependent.

Thousands of Czechs rally against the government's plan to overhaul public broadcaster funding.

Sudetendeutsche Landsmannschaft holds a historic meeting in Czech Republic.

Thousands demonstrate in Czech cities for independent media, protesting the government's plans to finance public radio and TV directly from the state budget.

Tensions rise between Germany and Czechia over the Sudeten Germans issue, sparking conflict between usually allied right-wing parties.

Thousands protest in Prague against government plans to finance public media directly from the budget.

Saudi Arabia's Cabinet, led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, confirmed that Vision 2030 achieved 93 percent of key performance indicators, strengthening economic diversification and resilience through non-oil sector expansion and structural reforms.

Czechia will miss its NATO defense spending target, spending 1.78 percent of its GDP instead of the required two percent.

European Commission President Von der Leyen and Dutch PM Rutte committed to expanding defense manufacturing capacity and strengthening military aid to Ukraine, addressing Europe's security needs amid ongoing regional conflict.

NATO Secretary General Rutte urged allies to increase defense spending while praising Czech commitment, citing threats from Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran, and emphasizing the critical link between defense investment and industrial capacity for European security.

Thousands gathered in Prague to protest against Prime Minister Babis over growing democracy concerns.

Tens of thousands protest in Prague against Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš. Protesters claim Babiš threatens democracy. A no-confidence vote is expected.

Andrej Babiš sworn in as Czech Republic's new prime minister after October's elections