AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoRoad Safety: Twelve people were injured when two Prague Integrated Transport buses collided near Lidice, west of Prague; the I/61 road was closed and police are investigating. Energy Policy: ČEZ has started preparations to assess Temelín’s possible operation for up to 80 years, with major modernisation plans aimed at long-term energy security. Transport Costs: Czech coalition MPs backed a plan to freeze motorway vignette prices by abolishing automatic annual indexation, keeping the current annual/monthly/short-term rates. Nuclear Industry: A South Korea–US–Japan SMR memorandum is set to open overseas opportunities for Korean suppliers like Doosan Enerbility, SK and HD Hyundai. EU Foreign Policy: EU foreign ministers backed moving toward a ban on imports from Israeli settlements, though unanimity is still required. Public Health: Finland says a Salmonella outbreak linked to Indian alfalfa sprouts has ended; the suspected sprouts are no longer on the market. Justice System: Radovan Krejčíř’s lawyer argued prosecutors repeatedly failed to oppose postponements in his fraud case, which has been pushed to March 2027. Sports (Czech spotlight): Filip Ruzicka, a Czech goaltender, signed an entry-level deal with the Minnesota Wild.
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