AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPublic Media Shake-up: The Czech government has approved abolishing licence fees for Česká televize and Český rozhlas, replacing them with state budget funding—though both institutions would see lower money overall. Drug Policy Debate: Foreign addiction experts and academics have urged Prime Minister Andrej Babiš to keep the Czech drug policy model intact, warning that shifting responsibility to the Health Ministry could fragment coordination and weaken treatment. Prague Infrastructure: Construction is progressing on Hydropolis’ new water education centre in Vinohrady, with the structural framework and key interior works underway and an opening expected in autumn 2027. Football Corruption Fallout: Czech Cup winner Karviná has been expelled from the top division and fined 10 million crowns after a match-fixing case involving bribes to referees and players. World Cup Watch: Seoul is rolling out a hidden-camera YouTube series promoting tap water during public viewing events, with an episode filmed during Korea’s comeback win over the Czech Republic. Sports Culture: Animafest Zagreb crowned Natalia Mirzoyan’s “Winter in March” with the Grand Prix and Félix Dufour-Laperrière’s “Death Does Not Exist” as feature winner.
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