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2026 Czech municipal and Senate elections

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Latest: Czech political parties launch campaigns for Senate and municipal elections

As the October 2026 municipal and Senate elections approach, political parties have intensified their regional campaigning. In Prague, a Median poll for PrahaIN shows the ANO movement leading the municipal race with 23.3

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Czech and Slovak TV programming developments

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Latest: Slovak television shifts as new crime series targets Superstar ratings

As of mid-September 2026, Czech and Slovak television networks are navigating programming shifts and viewership challenges. In the Czech Republic, TV Nova is transitioning toward shorter productions, such as ‘Boží plán’

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Disney motorsport media and licensing expansion

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Latest: Lightning McQueen Day celebrates Cars 20th anniversary

Disney and various motorsport entities are expanding commercial and media partnerships. Disney+ has secured a multi-year global streaming agreement with Formula E, commencing with the 2026/27 season. The platform will ho

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Czech political party shifts and membership trends

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Latest: Czech political landscape: New TV format and shifting poll numbers

The Czech political landscape continues to undergo shifts in party support and membership. Recent Median polling shows the Civic Democratic Party (ODS) at approximately 12 percent, trailing the ANO movement at 34 percent

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Czech public broadcaster funding dispute

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Latest: Czech Television proposes 350 million CZK budget cut plan

The Czech government proposed replacing the existing licence-fee system for public broadcasters Česká televize (ČT) and Czech Radio (ČRo) with direct financing from the state budget. In July 2026, the Czech Senate reject

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Czech and Czechoslovak cinematic developments

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Latest: Czech Television to broadcast classic films and director documentary

Recent developments in Czech cinema highlight both contemporary commercial success and the revisiting of historical works. A sports comedy based on a true story regarding a Paralympic basketball team achieved significant

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Czech Republic and Slovakia 1968 occupation commemorations

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Latest: Slovakia and Czechia face political tension over 1968 occupation anniversary

The Czech Republic and Slovakia are observing the 58th anniversary of the 1968 Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia. These commemorations honor the memory of the occupation that halted the Prague Spring political refor

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Czech media controversy and free‑expression crackdown widens

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Latest: Czech Republic considers replacing media license fees with state funding

The financing and governance of Czech public broadcasters remain under intense political scrutiny. After Culture Minister Oto Klempíř’s son was appointed to CzechTrade, accusations of nepotism sparked warnings from legal

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Louis de Funès Gendarme film series legacy

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Latest: Louis de Funès and the legacy of the Gendarme film series

The Louis de Funès ‘Gendarme’ film series continues to see distribution and cultural recognition. Recent developments include the addition of the 1979 film ‘Le gendarme et les extra-terrestres’ and the 1982 sequel ‘Le ge

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Czech Television new Sunday political debate format

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Latest: Česká televize introduces new Sunday Debate format

Czech Television (ČT) is preparing to launch a new Sunday political debate program, titled ‘Nedělní debata’ (Sunday Debate), on August 30, 2026. The program is set to replace the former ‘Otázky Václava Moravce’. The ne

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