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Andrej Babiš's populist ANO movement has now a record 31 % support in the Czech Republic. Petr Fiala's governing coalition is slipping in popularity. Why? Jan Čulík talks about the reasons of this to Czech political scientist Professor Jiří Pehe, the Head of the Prague branch of New York University. The interview was broadcast by the Czech cable TV station Regionalnitelevize.cz from 26th August, 2022
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Jan Čulík and Bohumil Kartous discuss the current internal Czech political scene before the forthcom...
At the beginning of 2020, Czech internal politics is dominated by the issue of the Czech Prime Minis...
When the currently ruling Czech right-of-centre coalition led by PM Petr Fiala won the election in t...
Before the forthcoming general election in the Czech Republic, which will take place on October 2021...
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Jan Čulík interviews Jiří Pehe, the well known Czech political scientist and Director of New York Un...
On Sunday evening, 18 September, 2022, the Czech media broadcast a pre-recorded interview with Prime...
The results of the general election in the Czech Republic, which took place on 8th and 9th October 2...
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The new Czech government, formed by a coalition of several centre-right parties, promised to move th...
What are the prospects for Czech politics in 2022? This was the topic of the discussion of four Brit...
Pavel Šafr, former editor-in-chief of the most important Czech daily newspapers, Mladá fronta Dnes, ...
196 seats versus 4 seats. That is the result of the October 2021 general election in the Czech Repub...
Jan Čulík and Bohumil Kartous discuss the current internal Czech political scene before the forthcom...
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