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Tünde Bartha

  • Jun 16

    Prague 3 investigates top official Tünde Bartha over possible unauthorised sublet of municipal flat

    Prague 3 district council is examining whether the head of the Government Office, Tünde Bartha, is subletting her municipal flat without permission to two Slovak students while she herself lives elsewhere.

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Poland scrambles jets at the border

Drones rattle Poland as Sweden counts votes and Trump rejects AI brakes

The night brought a familiar European anxiety closer to NATO territory, as Russian drones struck transport and fuel targets near Poland. Politics elsewhere looked just as narrow, with Sweden separated by one parliamentary seat and Washington split between racing China and slowing AI.

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European democracies and populism

Le Pen's expanded platform and Lower Saxony run-offs add detail but no new institutional rupture or electoral breakthrough beyond what was already recorded.

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