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The author identified the main story of the elections as the decline of ANO and SPD in poorer regions and stated that according to the number of represented citizens, i.e., effective mandates, they suffered significant losses. He claims that the government parties are paying the price for having done almost nothing for regional development so far, nor having prepared a plan, and they are not helping the lower working class. He added that relying solely on pensions is not enough. https://t.co/59nN5hjHkK #volby #politika #regiony #CZ (translated)

The author ironically described the acquisition of one representative mandate by Motorists for themselves in Černouček as a historic breakthrough and wrote that the surrounding municipalities had remained calm for now. He linked the success to Thursday's visit by Petr Macinka, who he claimed usually fears the president but took advantage of his absence in the municipality until Friday. Filip Turek, according to the author, celebrated and watched the emissions of the president's plane, which the author compared to his passion for fast cars. The author further stated that Motorists, according to ongoing numbers, remained below the five percent threshold in Prague. He compared their political ride to Turk's passage through the I.P. Pavlova intersection and mentioned that the celebration of the Černouček mandate was accompanied by two glasses of champagne and a press presentation, which he likened to the conquest of the Chamber of Deputies. According to him, further extraordinary news would come only when the Motorists acquired a second councilor. #politika #Českárepublika #historie (translated)

The article focuses on coach Aleš Majer, who is successfully building a team in Mladá Boleslav without reinforcements and with a minimal number of foreigners, achieving great results in the league thanks to an emphasis on controlling the game and player development. #MladáBoleslav #fotbal #trenérství (translated)

Oliver Adámek, who according to his own words attended the Prague council for four years, stated that Prague is moving forward, but its development is hindered by the limited powers of local government. He identified the Metropolitan Plan and the continuation of tram line construction as the greatest successes of the past period. He considered the pressure on secondary schools and the Libeň Bridge as the biggest problems. Adámek wrote that elected politicians have only a limited influence on the shape of streets, closures, and construction. He advocated for the abolition of delegated powers, stronger powers for local governments in land-use planning, direct election of the mayor, and reducing the number of city districts by at least half. He noted that these changes would need to be approved by Parliament. He also rejected the claim that nothing is being built in Prague. He recalled the development on three major brownfields, 14 new tram lines in 10 years, metro line D, the Dvorecký Bridge, the railway to the airport, and the construction of the outer ring road. Regarding the inner ring road, he mentioned the complicated amendment to the land-use plan and stated that the Vltava Philharmonic had been waiting for building permits and financing. According to him, however, Prague needed significantly more apartments, both private and municipal. According to Adámek, the traffic jams in Prague are caused by three times as many cars compared to the 1990s, not by current closures or adjustments to tram islands. He believes that the ring roads would not change traffic in the broader center much, as nearly 90% of cars on the main road drove into the center. A vast P+R system, he argued, would require tens of billions of crowns and would not make sense. He considered the railway hub to be more important, as it would speed up commuting from Central Bohemia: while he claimed that 23% of Prague residents used cars daily, the majority of residents from the Central Bohemia region did. He criticized the current mayor for not engaging enough in public debate according to him and for not describing his vision for Prague in 10 to 20 years. He stated that most of the other current leaders had some vision. #Praha #volby #politika (translated)

Prague has its first regular air connection with Hanoi, which is a significant step in the development of long-distance transportation and an opportunity for passengers to reach Southeast Asia without the need for transfers in the Middle East. #VietjetAir #Cestování #PrahaHanoj (translated)

Paula wrote that "Aluna" was, according to her, trying almost every day to embarrass her by Jan Grolich and his team, and added that it would end on Saturday. She then listed the positions of Alena Schillerová, which she described as her most significant current posts, and admitted that there may be even more. Among them, she mentioned the Minister of Finance of the Czech Republic, Deputy Prime Minister, Member of Parliament, Deputy Chair of the parliamentary club and movement, regional chair of the movement in the South Moravian Region, and membership in the Security Council of the State, the Committee for the European Union, and several government councils. She also mentioned her membership in the council for the use of auction proceeds from permits, in the government delegation for tripartite discussions, in the Council of Governors of the European Investment Bank for the Czech Republic, and her role as Governor for the Czech Republic at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. In connection with the Government Council for Mental Health, she added an ironic remark. #kňů #fuckano https://t.co/rZyAmohw17 #czpolitika #děti #AlenaSchillerová (translated)

"This is one of the hardest decisions we have had to make in recent years. We are very aware that Ostravar is much more than just a brewery. For generations, it has been part of Ostrava and has played an important role in the development of brewing, in the lives of our employees and the entire community," said Martin Čermák, director for the Czech Republic and Slovakia of the Staropramen Breweries, which, along with Ostravar, is part of the Molson Coors group. #Ostravar #pivovar #pivovarnictví (translated)

Political parties in Brno promise to improve housing availability through new construction development, rent control, and a Housing First approach, while highlighting the insufficient municipal building and the decline in the proportion of municipal apartments. #bydlení #Brno #komunálnívolby (translated)

The trio of scientists Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann, and Georg Nagel was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine for their efforts in the development of optogenetics, which allows for detailed examination of brain activity at the level of individual neurons and thus contributes to the understanding of the mechanisms of thought and emotional experiences. #NobelovaCena #optogenetika #věda (translated)

The article deals with the return of night trains in Europe, which has encountered obstacles such as a lack of modern rolling stock and high operating costs, with examples of successful initiatives including the operation of a night express between Prague and Brussels and investments by the Austrian carrier ÖBB in the renewal and development of night connections. #NočníVláky #ŽelezničníDoprava #Evropa (translated)

The Constitutional Court confirmed that noise limits will remain unchanged, although senators attempted to abolish them, with the court warning of the risk of loosening protection against noise and emphasizing the need to balance infrastructure development with environmental protection. #hluk #životníprostředí #Právo (translated)

The author of the contribution stated that the EU budget could handle a larger number of member states while maintaining funding for current priorities. Candidate countries would receive support from the Global Europe program before joining, according to him. The Commission was supposed to present plans for Montenegro, Albania, Moldova, and Ukraine this year. #EUnisí #rozpočet #rozvoj #ME #AL #MD #UA (translated)

"We warned the ministers and the current minister (Richard Takáč, editor's note) that this enterprise is in economic disarray and has no idea about the development of infrastructure. According to the chairman of the office, Ľubomír Andrassy, the state has been failing in this area for a long time, and the chosen financing model is completely out of the control of state auditors." #PPPprojekty #poľnohospodárstvo #financovanie (translated)

The Ministry for Regional Development proposed that municipalities in the Czech Republic be authorized to limit short-term rentals, allowing them to set these limits according to their own needs, but they must first demonstrate the significant impact of these rentals on housing availability and inform the European Commission about it. #krátkodobépronájmy #dostupnébydlení #regulace (translated)

In the debate before the municipal elections, the candidates for the Mayor of Prague, Jan Hušbauer and Tomáš Portlík, argued sharply about data regarding budget allocation and investments, with Hušbauer accusing Portlík of spreading disinformation, while Portlík emphasized the need for urban projects and development plans. #Praha #RUD #dezinformace (translated)

A second-category wizard ironically wrote that he considered the local elections great because, in his opinion, people who can't even organize a cleaning of the communal hallway in an apartment building suddenly present a coherent vision for the city's development for 10 years. #volby #komunální #rozvoj (translated)