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Anti-corruption police resume inquiry into Pandurs purchaseA recent newspaper report prompted the resumption of an inquiry into the purchase of Pandur armoured personnel carriers (APC) from the Austrian company Steyr by the Czech military. The issue was highlighted by a recent report Unemployment up, inflation down The Czech Republic’s unemployment rate continued to rise in June while inflation continued to fall, as a drop in demand was troubling the export-reliant economy, government data showed on July 9. The unemployment rate, based Non-partisan technocrat to head the new Czech government; Topolanek, Vondra, Schwarzenberg out  Following the April 4 evening negotiations in the Czech Republic between the three outgoing governing parties (Civic Democrats, Greens and Christian Democrats) and the biggest opposition party, former Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek made an announcement Czech government falls; Lisbon trembles, Europe watches  The Czech government of Mirek Topolanek fell after the lower house expressed no confidence in it yesterday evening. Unlike four previous attempts, opposition supported by four ‘coalition rebels’ have finally reached the floor of 101 Czech lawmakers report their property status  Right on time, the Czech deputies, senators, ministers and other elected officials as also certain civil servants submitted their property statements this year, Miloslav Kala, chairman of the Chamber of Deputies mandate and immunity committee, The battle over inflation statistics is being waged Some officials said that inflation in the Czech Republic is expected to hit six percent this year, which some critics said will cut into planned government reforms as well as people’s pocketbooks, but other estimates Gates to throw support behind missile shield in Prague US Defence Secretary Robert Gates will be holding talks in Prague this week on US plans for its missile shield on Czech soil, Czech Defence Ministry spokesman Jan Pejsek said on October 18. Gates is Topolanek’s partner gives birth, he wants divorce Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek said July 27 he would seek a divorce from hiswife after his partner, Lucie Talmanova, who is deputy speaker of the parliament,gave birth to their son a day earlier. Topolanek, Government receives no-confident vote in Parliament  Mirek Topolanek’s centre-right coalition government received a no-confidence vote in the lower house of parliament on June 20. This was brought by the opposition Social Democrats (CSSD) after the government refused to dismiss a deputy Bush’s visit doesn’t change Czech opinions  The meeting between US President George W Bush and Czech Social Democratic opposition leader Jiri Paroubek has done nothing to change his party's opposition to a radar base the United States hopes to place on Govt calls introduction of direct charges in healthcare Czech Health Minister Tomas Julinek was cited as telling reporters recently that the country’s centre-right coalition plans to introduce direct charges in healthcare in order to rein in excessive doctor visits and medicine use, Deutsche Social Democrats ready to stop President Klaus Czech Social Democrats are ready to set aside their party interests to make sure the next president is anyone but the incumbent, Vaclav Klaus, their leader Jiri Paroubek was cited by Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa) as Plans for stricter rules on sickness benefits A new directive from the Czech authority might curb the sickness benefits now available, website praguemonitor.com reported. A report published by the daily Hospodarske noviny on January 24, said that Czech Labour and Social Affairs Minority government secured thanks to rebel lawmakers  The new minority centre-right government under Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek of the Civic Democratic Party (ODS) won a confidence vote in the Prague parliament on the evening of January 19 due to the actions Political tension won’t let up any time soon  The recent incident between Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek and a photographer in front of the home of his partner in Prague's Old City is a good indication of the tension that surrounds attempts to STV Council elects new director for public broadcaster Radim Hreha, a media advisor living in the Czech Republic, was elected the new director of public broadcaster Slovak Television (STV), winning the support of nine out of 15 members of the STV Council, Slovak President, premier discuss potential cabinet  Acting Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek sketched a plan for a new Czech cabinet on November 6, but acknowledged that it may fail to win the multi-party support needed to settle a six-month-old political crisis, Deutsche Czech government talks suffer another setback Negotiations aimed at forming a new Czech government suffered a setback on November 27 amid political squabbling and President Vaclav Klaus' decision to cancel a scheduled meeting with acting Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek, Deutsche Presse-Agentur IMF raises red flag over “policy drift” The Czech Republic’s robust economy and rise as an car-making hub could be threatened by “policy drift” tied to the country’s current political stalemate, an International Monetary Fund report said on November 21. The report, Czech conservatives find support for four-party coalition  A conservative plan for a four-party coalition government in the Czech Republic got a green light November 23 from three of five political parties locked in a power struggle since June. The plan floated by Four-way coalition may unblock Czech government  Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek recommended on November 14 a four-party coalition government as a way to break Prague's protracted political deadlock, Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa) reported. Topolanek's plan for a “reform” government of political parties Czech conservative appointed to form next government  Czech conservatives got a second chance to rule the Prague government when President Vaclav Klaus appointed on November 8 right-wing leader Mirek Topolanek to the prime minister's post, Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa) reported. Topolanek, an acting Local cooperation may point to Czech grand coalition  ? Local politicians in several Czech cities were busy on October 25 building the kind of government cooperation that eluded the country's national leaders for five months, Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa) reported. Coalition governments were taking shape EU funds scandal rocks Czech Republic A corruption scandal involving European Union funds rocked the Czech Republic's leading liberal party on October 11, Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa) reported. Police arrested three men for allegedly “draining financial resources from European funds and the state Conservatives resign, but retain control in Prague  Czech President Vaclav Klaus accepted on October 11 the resignation of a conservative government that held power for just one month before recently losing parliament's trust, Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa) reported. However, Klaus ordered outgoing Prime Czech Parliament rejects conservative’s government  The sharply divided Czech Parliament refused on October 3 to endorse the month-old government of conservative Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek, news reports said. Topolanek responded to the expected no-confidence vote by announcing that he and Czech Parliament rejects conservative’s government  The sharply divided Czech Parliament refused on October 3 to endorse the month-old government of conservative Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek, news reports said. Topolanek responded to the expected no-confidence vote by announcing that he and Czech parliament to decide fate of month-old government The Czech parliament's organising committee on September 26 cleared next week's schedule for a debate on the fate of Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek's minority government, news reports said. The debate will determine whether Topolanek and Czech government still in upheaval with bugging charges and controversy  Czech parliament leaders and radio reporters may have been victims of ongoing police wiretaps ordered by the former Czech government, the new government's interior minister charged on September 20, Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa) reported. Minister Ivan New Czech premier takes defensive for loan-fraud charges  Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek defended himself on September 13 against an allegation of personal-finance fraud - the same type of charge that forced another Czech premier to resign in 2005. Struggling to avert a |
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