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Jiří Hrebenar called on Zuzana Majerová to explain the financing of Trikolora, instead of moralizing, criticizing political opponents, and using the Dozimetr case for propaganda purposes. He reminded that Seznam Zprávy reported on million-crown transfers from the party's transparent account to its operational account, which, according to him, some members of the leadership did not even have access to. They pointed out the inadequate control of finances and requested an explanation of expenditures. Hrebenar also stated that the Office for the Supervision of Political Party Finances previously found violations of the law in Trikolora's financial management. He added that the police dismissed a criminal complaint in May 2026 regarding suspicions of embezzlement within the party, and the criminal activity was not proven, according to him. However, according to Hrebenar, this did not answer all the questions posed by former members regarding transparency. He urged Majerová to publish a detailed and verifiable explanation of the controversial transfers and to hold herself and her party to the same standards that she applies to political opponents. #Trikolora #transparence #politika (translated)

In response to the announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding a ceasefire concerning attacks on energy facilities, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky declared that Ukraine is ready to sign guarantees to refrain from attacks on energy facilities if Russia demonstrates that it genuinely agrees to such a regime. #Ukrajina #Rusko #vojna (translated)

"In the army, I learned to make decisions under pressure, take responsibility, and look for solutions even when a simple path does not exist. I want to offer these experiences to people in Pilsen and throughout the Czech Republic," Řehka emphasized after announcing his candidacy, stating that he wants to draw on over thirty years of service to the state. "I tried to be honest, open, and understandable in the campaign. Just as I did before, when I was not yet in politics," Řehka said after advancing to the second round. #Senát #volby #armáda (translated)

"Thanks to our COMPLETE CONTROL over the Strait of Hormuz and this significant announcement regarding Russian energy resources, diesel prices for Americans and actually for the whole world will FALL," wrote Donald Trump last Friday on his social network Truth Social when announcing the suspension of American sanctions on Russian diesel exports effective until next April. #Trump #Rusko #sankce (translated)

Minister Migaľ is facing another investigation into his catastrophic mismanagement of European resources. "I am very glad that the European Prosecutor's Office has initiated an investigation based on my criminal complaint, because it is unacceptable for a minister to sign a contract and allocate 1.2 million euros to a company that has a fictitious phone number, probably fictitious revenue, is owned by an unknown person from Poland, and is supposed to implement the project at a location where no one has seen it. Instead of supporting serious and innovative companies, Migaľ signs contracts with various fictitious shell companies. It is important for these grants to be properly investigated and accountability established," Remišová said. #Vyšetrovanie #EurópskeFondy #Korupcia (translated)

Around the church and the pond, there were repeated gunshots. The report of the shooting raised concerns about the safety of local residents, who immediately called the emergency line 158, "Around the church and the pond, there were repeated gunshots. The report of the shooting raised concerns about the safety of local residents, who immediately called the emergency line 158," described police spokesman Jakub Mareš. #krimi #Policie #bezdomovci (translated)

Lukáš Valášek wrote that he attempted to ask Minister of Labor Aleš Juchelka how he resolved the conflict of interest involving his close collaborator Alexandra Semancová in connection with subsidies. According to him, this happened seven months after he highlighted the case. Juchelka allegedly responded to Valášek that he was doing "nasty journalism" and claimed that there was no harm caused. Valášek stated that he obtained a draft protocol from the Supreme Audit Office, which he claimed confirmed his earlier findings. According to the cited draft, the Supreme Audit Office calculated costs to the state budget of 82,988,686.09 crowns for three projects due to the identified conflict of interest. Valášek also wrote that the office mentioned improperly paid millions and violations of budgetary discipline. He criticized the Ministry of Labor for refusing to provide him with documents for expert assessment of the case and claimed that it had been violating the information law for months. According to Valášek, the ministry recently also refused to release a legal analysis from the firm Rowan Legal, which Juchelka commissioned to assess possible damages and a potential criminal complaint against Semancová. Valášek also asked whether Prime Minister Andrej Babiš would respond to the findings. He reminded that Babiš and Juchelka criticized his work at a summer press conference, calling it a campaign and lying. https://t.co/JAsUmULhx8 #ČeskáRepublika #Novinářství #Korupce (translated)

The war over jerseys between Canada and the USA against the IIHF arose after Hockey Canada announced an extension of its contract with Bauer, while the IIHF signed a contract with True Hockey, leading to a legal dispute over commercial rights to the national team jerseys. #hokej #IIHF #Rusko (translated)

Eitay Mack and the organization Tag Meir announced in a post that they filed a criminal complaint against Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich on suspicion of incitement to genocide, violence, terrorism, and racism. #lidskáPráva #izraelskoPalestinskýKonflikt #justicie #IL (translated)

The account author Boycott of Babiš's products vulgarized the Minister of Culture Oto Klempíř in his post and criticized the ministry's announcement that it would review contracts and memoranda with significant cultural events, including the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival and Prague Spring. According to the author, the office justified the step by a more purposeful setting of support in accordance with the state's priorities. The author linked the announcement to the minister's earlier actions. He wrote that Klempíř this year called it a mistake that he could not influence who the State Fund for Audiovisual Creation would grant subsidies to, and after supporting a film with queer themes, which he labeled as activism, he announced a change in the law. When his predecessor Martin Baxa opposed this, according to the post, Klempíř removed him from the head of the Prague Spring board and wrote that he "resolved" him. The post further stated that people booed Klempíř in Strážnice and that the minister then expected cultural institutions funded by his office to defend the values of decency. His party colleague, Minister Šťastný, according to the author, proposed to limit funding for the festival, which was also rejected by Deputy Prime Minister Alena Schillerová. The day before the announcement of the review, Klempíř said, according to the post, that at festivals with political debates alongside the cultural program, it must be clear what the ministry is paying for. At this year's Karlovy Vary festival, criticism of government plans regarding public media was voiced, the author wrote. He added that the government approved a new State Cultural Policy despite an open letter from professional organizations, associations, and unions requesting its withdrawal. The author saw a pattern in these events where after criticism, discussions about money begin. According to him, public funds did not belong to the minister, motorists, or the government, but to all citizens. Independent expert committees, according to the post, were established so that politicians would not decide on cultural support based on personal disputes. The author acknowledged that the debate on public financing is legitimate, but argued that it should not serve as retribution. Culture, he claimed, should have the opportunity to criticize the government without being silenced or influenced by public money. https://t.co/IQFEX6jrEL #Kultura #PodporaKultury #OdpovědnostMinistrů (translated)

According to lawyer Péter Hack, the detention of former Hungarian minister Seszták, who faces corruption charges amounting to 11 billion forints, violated the law, as his detention occurred before the official announcement of the suspension of parliamentary immunity. #korupce #imunita #vazba (translated)

A reporter from the city described a case of a woman who noticed a darker-skinned man following her while she was jogging. When the woman pretended to be on a phone call, the man left. The author stated that the woman called the city police because she feared the man could pose a threat to someone else. According to his description, the officers asked her for details and advised her to contact the Czech Police. The author claims that the report was dismissed by them, stating that nothing happened. In conclusion, he urged readers to remember this case when criticizing the city police. #pomahatachranit #bezpečnost #městskápolicie #ochrana (translated)

"After the death of my stepdaughter, I realized that I need time to deal with my grief," said fifty-eight-year-old Basová in a resignation announcement on Monday. Unfortunately, these attacks, according to Basová's statements, "unfortunately came from the ranks of the coalition partner," that is, from the ranks of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) of Chancellor Friedrich Merz. #Basová #politik #smutek (translated)

"Immediately after the post was published, Russia launched a targeted attack on a power plant in Kharkiv and caused further damage to our energy system," said Zelensky. "does not read Truth Social" According to Zelensky, Russian President Vladimir Putin "does not read Truth Social," the social network where the American president published the announcement about the ceasefire. #Ukrajina #Rusko #Zelenskyj (translated)