AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSchool Tech Rules: The Czech government has endorsed a nationwide ban on mobile phones and other electronic communication devices in schools, with the draft amendment backed unanimously by the cabinet; the opposition says it’s populist and could hurt children’s digital literacy, while the education minister argues it will curb negative effects of digital tech. Prague Infrastructure: Prague will rebuild the collapsed Barrandov Bridge sculpture “Rovnováha” (Balance) as a 3D replica of the original design, allocating CZK 13 million for the work. Airport Labor Tension: Unions at Prague Václav Havel Airport have declared strike readiness over the planned appointment of Radomír Lašák as chairman of the board, citing concerns about the airport’s future direction and job security. Ukraine Security Debate: Prime Minister Andrej Babiš questioned a new EU/Western missile-defense initiative, saying Czech participation would likely amount to “another declaration from which nothing will come out.” Healthcare Workforce Deal: Uzbekistan and the Czech Republic signed agreements to expand organized labor migration, including a pilot project to train and employ Uzbek citizens in Czech medical and social care institutions. Business & Sports: SYNOT Group named its first CEO, Katarína Polách Klčovská; and Czech footballer Hwang In-beom’s move to FC Porto was confirmed.
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