Czech and Slovak public sector and media updates

A preview of the Slovak television series "Dunaj, k vašim službám" announced that its 15th season will bring major plot twists, character fates and the promised end of the war storyline, while the show continues to dominate with half‑a‑million nightly viewers.

Czech television ratings data showed a single live broadcast attracting nearly 700 000 viewers, highlighting the continued importance of live sports and events for traditional broadcasters competing with streaming platforms.

The Czech literary magazine featured Vilém Famm’s short‑story series "Z bufetu u vlakového nádraží", which muses on the nature of time, memory and the possibility of time travel.

Finance Minister Alena Schillerová presented the government’s EET 2.0 legislation in the Chamber of Deputies, describing it as a modernised, simpler sales‑register system intended to curb the grey economy and ensure fairer tax collection.

In Senica, a municipal representative thanked city officials for clarifying traffic‑signage, paid‑parking zones and new road markings, stressing the need for ongoing public awareness.

A Slovak “photo of the day” collage illustrated the reconstruction of the Zochova street MHD stop in Bratislava, a smoky Toronto street, a Rastafarian before a court, a Hindu procession and recent Texas floods.