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President Pavel Receives Belarusian Opposition Leader Tsikhanouskaya

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By Greenpeace CZ Calls
| brnodaily.com
President Petr Pavel spoke with Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya in Prague yesterday about the situation in Belarus, and how to counter Russia’s efforts to use Belarus for its aggressive policy. Writing on social media after the meeting, the president appreciated that there had long been a consensus across governments in Czech politics on supporting the Belarusian opposition. Foreign Minister Petr Macinka (Motorists) also met Tsikhanouskaya yesterday.
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Education Minister Blocks Plans To Make English Compulsory In First Grade of Czech Schools

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By Greenpeace CZ Calls
| brnodaily.com
Schools will not be required to teach English from the first grade, following an intervention from Education Minister Robert Plaga (ANO). The new curriculum, introduced by the last government and due to come into effect in September 2027, would have made English compulsory for all children in the first grade (aged 7). Plaga has also withdrawn the requirement for Czech primary school children to learn a second foreign language, though schools must offer this as an option.
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Government MPs Seek To Water Down Laws Against Ministers Receiving Public Subsidies

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By Greenpeace CZ Calls, Mental Wellbeing, Says UNICEF
| brnodaily.com
A group of coalition MPs has proposed a relaxation of conflict of interest rules preventing ministers from benefiting from public contracts, subsidies and incentives. Under the proposals, firms owned by members of the cabinet would not be allowed to receive subsidies from their own ministry, but would be able to profit from funding allocated by other ministries. The same would apply to public contracts.
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