AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSecurity: Czech army chief Miroslav Hlaváč warned that Russia could launch a limited attack on NATO territory to test the alliance’s unity, and said stronger air and anti-drone defences are priorities. EU and Energy: Czechia and its Visegrád partners are pressing to delay the EU’s ETS2 carbon market until at least 2030, citing energy costs. Politics: Parliament overrode President Petr Pavel’s veto of a law easing the dismissal of civil servants; Prime Minister Andrej Babiš also rejected proposed new EU budget revenue sources. Economy: A Czech drought could cost up to CZK 50 billion, insurers estimate, while annual inflation rose to 2.5% in September. Espionage Trial: A Prague court opened the case of a Chinese citizen accused of spying. Landmark Demolition: Two 355-metre Liblice transmitter towers, once the country’s tallest structures, were brought down in a controlled blast.
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