AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoNuclear Energy & Industry: Deputy PM Karel Havlíček signed an MoU in the UK with ČEZ and Rolls-Royce SMR to prepare more small modular reactor sites in Czechia, with Temelín planned for the late 2030s and further locations under review in Moravia-Silesia and Ústí regions. Defense Manufacturing: Czech aerospace firm PBS Group is ramping up turbojet engine production at home and at a new US plant, while also partnering with Ukrainian drone maker Airlogix to produce PBS engines under license in Ukraine and make Airlogix drones with PBS engines in the Czech Republic. Immigration & Asylum Policy: AIDA’s first country report on Czechia says 1,197 applications for international protection were filed in 2025, with a 16.1% recognition rate; it also notes the cancellation of “humanitarian asylum” in October 2025 and details reception and detention practices. Transport & Public Services: Prague Airport unions say they’re ready to strike over the appointment of Radomír Lašák as airport head, but the airport insists flights are operating normally. Telecom: T-Mobile Czechia launched a five-year discount for a new customer plan: 5 GB data plus 150 minutes and 150 SMS for CZK 335 per month. Sports (Czechia-linked): Czech forward Filip Novak signed with the WHL’s Victoria Royals, and Prague’s Na Františku Hospital opened a dedicated adult emergency room.
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