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František Josef I wrote that the Minister of Culture Oto Klempíř tasked his deputy Adam Kocián from Motorists with selecting the director of the National Gallery. Kocián was described as a trained chef, and it was stated that his previous cultural experience included operating a cinema and a DVD rental in Jablonec. The appointment was labeled a mockery and compared to a return to the 1950s. https://t.co/1eEdJ8d8m3 #kultura #umění #národnígalerie (translated)

Forward Tomáš Chorý will no longer play for Slavia, which was confirmed by coach Jindřich Trpišovský after his dismissal in the match against Hradec Králové, and the club's management will decide on his future after returning to Prague. #SlaviaPraha #TomášChorý #LigaMistrů (translated)

Kutil Tona asked opponents of further aid to Ukraine and proponents of peace under the conditions set by Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump what their plan for Europe would be in the event of Ukraine's capitulation. He stated that the Kremlin could potentially install a government in Kyiv under its control. He was concerned about how Europe would deal with the potential millions of additional refugees who would refuse to live under Russian occupation, as well as the security threat posed by a victorious, militarized Russia. He also mentioned the possible consequences of the return of hundreds of thousands of men from the war to a society that would be unable to integrate them. He also questioned European parties calling for the renewal of relations with Moscow about what their plan for Europe would be after a potential Putin victory. He wrote that halting arms supplies to the attacked country would not end the war in his view, but could lead to its repercussions eventually reaching Europe. He added that he was worried about the notion that Putin could become a peaceful neighbor after a victory and win back Europe with cheap gas. #Ukrajina #Putin #Evropa (translated)

Former police officer Ján Kaľavský testifies in court in the Očistec case about manipulations in the investigation and, upon returning from abroad, reported for the enforcement of a five-year sentence for accepting bribes and disclosing information. #Očistec #justícia #korupcia (translated)

Kutil Tona wrote that the governing parties suffered a significant defeat in the senatorial elections and quickly found a scapegoat: the voters, who, according to him, were unaware of the second round. He noted with exaggeration that these voters can uncover world conspiracies, calculate the returns on renewable energy sources, explain why electric cars cannot function, and determine who really runs the world, but the two-round system of the senatorial elections is too complicated for them. He added that Babiš, Macinka, and Okamura have a hard time with their voters. #volby #politika #senát (translated)

Kateřina Siniaková was unable to succeed in two finals in China and lost to the duo of Dabrowská - Stefaniová, meaning she will have to wait for her 40th doubles title; however, she still remains at the top of the world rankings and with the upcoming WTA Finals, she has a chance to break Martina Navrátilová's record. #KateřinaSiniaková #WTAFinals #tenis (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that opponents of Britain's EU membership led by Nigel Farage have gained a strong argument against the country's possible return to the Union. He suggested repeatedly replaying the statements of Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, whom he called a trader elected by the Czech nation. Babiš's message about Britain's need and money was described as his slogan, and his approach was summarized as "not helping and milking." #EU #Británie #politika (translated)

At Riga airport, there was a malfunction in the baggage handling system, which resulted in the delay of 28 flights and the creation of long queues, with the airport later confirming the repair of the issue and the return to normal operations. #RigaAirport #letectví #zpoždění (translated)

Ivan Bartoš described Andrej Babiš's reaction to the possibility of the United Kingdom returning to the EU as another international disgrace and sharply portrayed Babiš as an Eastern oligarch focused on business. He wrote that he could have chosen a number of other responses, remained silent, or mentioned the defense and conditions for the 40,000 Czechs living and working in Britain. According to Bartoš, instead he said: "We need more money." https://t.co/VQOFhFykzP #VelkáBritánie #EU #Babiš (translated)

The article focuses on reviewing the impacts of the ETS2 emissions system, developments in the second round of the Senate elections, and the return of President Petr Pavel from vacation in Morocco, while discussing the significance of these events on the political scene. #ETS2 #senátnívolby #politika (translated)