AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoResistance Legacy: Josef Mašín Jr., the last surviving member of the Mašín brothers’ anti-communist resistance group, has died aged 94. Defence Readiness: President Petr Pavel says the proposed armed-forces plan through 2040 falls short of NATO commitments and would not prepare Czechia for a high-intensity conflict. Nuclear Project: South Korea is preparing emergency measures to keep the Czech nuclear deal on schedule after talks between contractor Daewoo E&C and Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power collapsed. Public Media: Czech Radio plans to scale back news and current-affairs programming during Tuesday’s strike over proposed changes to public broadcasting funding. Spain Crash: One Czech citizen was among the 69 killed in last week’s train collision; Spain’s prime minister has promised earlier, increased compensation and a strict investigation. Retail: Tesco has agreed to sell its Czech and Slovak businesses to Ahold Delhaize, ending its operations in both markets. Prague: The city has unveiled new standards for tram tracks, with a focus on better paving and greener routes.
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