AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSecurity: Czech Army chief Miroslav Hlaváč warned Russia could launch a limited attack on NATO territory to test the alliance, stressing that Czech readiness depends on the whole state, not just the military. Prague Politics: Coalition talks have advanced around housing, schools and transport, but it remains unclear which projects will proceed or when. Energy: EU leaders agreed to review the bloc’s carbon market after pressure from Czechia and other countries, but stopped short of delaying the planned expansion to heating and transport fuels. Ukraine Aid: Czech charities are preparing generators, fuel, emergency repairs and underground-school support as winter outages threaten homes. Urban Development: A new southern Prague district is planned with 5,500 rental flats for up to 16,000 residents, while the city is also advancing a record number of apartment builds. Transport: Czech Railways is offering groups of two to five a 25% discount on November tickets booked together online. Infrastructure: The country’s tallest structures, two radio masts at Liblice, have been demolished after nearly 50 years.
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