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Vít Rakušan

Vít Rakušan

Czech teacher and politician

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  • 2h ago

    Czech government scraps TV and radio licence fees, shifting public media to state budget with billion-crown cuts

    The Czech cabinet today approved the abolition of television and radio licence fees, replacing them with direct state budget financing that will cut the annual incomes of public broadcasters by over a billion crowns. The move, which opposition figures and media unions decry as a threat to editorial independence, triggers a 24-hour staff strike and protest marches in Prague.

  • 14h ago

    Czechs overwhelmingly see government-president dispute as a problem, poll shows

    Eight in ten Czechs consider the ongoing tussle between the cabinet and President Petr Pavel over his role in international summits a problem, according to a Kantar survey for Czech Television.

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Beirut delays Trump’s birthday deal

Trump strains Iran accord as Israel strikes Beirut and G7 leaders gather

The past half-day delivered a familiar lesson: diplomacy moves fastest when artillery pauses, and slowest when allies improvise. A US-Iran peace framework reached the runway, Switzerland prepared the formalities, and one Israeli strike in Beirut knocked the schedule sideways.

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  • Russian strike ignites Kiev cathedral

    Firefighters battle a blaze at the Dormition Cathedral in Kiev after a Russian missile strike, while Moscow claims the damage was caused by a Ukrainian air defense missile.

  • US and Iran draft agreement talks

    US stock markets open higher as Trump announces progress on a draft agreement, while Iranian officials state they have not yet approved the final text.

  • Russian Tu-22M3 bomber crash in Siberia

    Crashes in the Irkutsk region during a training flight, with all four crew members ejecting safely before impact, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.

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The Middle East after Gaza

The formal entry into force of the US-Iran preliminary framework and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz represent a procedural advancement of previously announced developments, rather than a new, unforeseen shift.

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