AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDrought Reveals Orlík’s Past: Falling water levels have exposed house foundations, old roads and traces of a former river crossing beneath the reservoir. The shoreline is about 15 metres below normal after a dry summer. Court Ruling: Czechia’s Constitutional Court has confirmed that income from voluntary sex work is taxable, saying tax collection does not amount to state approval. Rail Travel: Ten České dráhy night services will make extended stops when clocks go back this weekend, including trains serving Prague. Slavia’s Late Point: Slavia Prague earned a 2–2 Champions League draw away to Fenerbahçe with a 90th-minute equaliser. Senate Setback: The opposition retained its Senate majority after ANO failed to win a seat, dealing a blow to Prime Minister Andrej Babiš’s party. Industry: Resideo plans to move manufacturing from Scotland to Brno and Hungary as its Newhouse site closes, putting 116 jobs at risk.
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