AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCybersecurity: Czech authorities confirmed that Russia compromised Signal accounts in five NATO countries, adding to concerns about espionage after a Prague court opened a trial of a Chinese citizen accused of spying. Public Service: Parliament overrode President Petr Pavel’s veto of a law easing the dismissal of civil servants. Economy: Czech courts declared 618 companies bankrupt in the first nine months of the year, the highest total for that period since 2016; inflation also rose to 2.5% in September as fuel and rents climbed. Prague Housing: The city is building a record number of apartments, but buyers are opting for smaller homes. Culture: Czech artists warn that new state grant rules could threaten freedom of expression, deepening a dispute with the Culture Ministry. Infrastructure: Two 355-metre Liblice radio masts, once Czechia’s tallest structures, were demolished after plans to preserve them failed.
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