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A new poll suggests the electoral coalition of the Pirate Party and the Mayors & Independents enjoy 34 percent support, ahead of the governing ANO on 22 percent.
2021 is an election year in the Czech Republic. Predictions about political developments in any country are difficult under normal circumstances, much less in the midst of a global pandemic. Nevertheless, Vít Pohanka asked Petr Just, a political scientist at the Metropolitan University in Prague, to take stock of where the Czech society and its political representation stands at the beginning of one of the more important years for the political direction of the country. Let us start with how the present government has managed the COVID-19 situation so far. What do you think it has done right...
Romea.cz 6.1.2021 12:46 Ivan Bartoš (PHOTO: Petr Zewlakk Vrabec) "Romani people who enter politics should be involved in the agenda of solving the problems of the entire society. We have to learn to begin doing things together," says the chair of the Czech Pirate Party, Ivan Bartoš, in an interview for PhDr. Ivan Bartoš (born 1980) is from Jablonec nad Nisou, lives in Prague, and graduated in Information and Library Studies from the Faculty of Arts at Charles University in Prague before briefly working in the Computer Science Department at the University of New Orleans in the USA. He is ...
State of emergency: Hamáček calls opposition MPs 'hypocrites, irresponsible lunatics' Deputy Prime Minister lashes out against lack of support for extension among MPs, parties lay out their demands, reasons for opposition. SHARE Deputy Prime Minister Jan Hamáček (CSSD) said today he considers politicians who refuse to prolong the state of emergency in the Chamber of Deputies 'hypocrites or irresponsible lunatics'. "The state of emergency provides the cabinet with a legal framework for combating the COVID pandemic, without it we will be powerless, Hamáček told reporters in the Chamber of...