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What people talked about on 2 November 2026

Conversations picked up on this day. 16 topics

  1. Czech Radio's reduced news and live broadcasting during the strike on 3 November 2026: users on Bluesky and Mastodon are sharing the CTK news agency report about it.

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  2. Employees of Czech Television and Czech Radio, along with students, are marching through Prague on Tuesday, November 3, in support of independent public media, with the route from Kavčí hory and Vinohradská Street causing afternoon delays to trams and car traffic.

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  3. Bookmaker Tipsport says it will pull ads and betting odds from any match featuring Russia at the hockey world championship if the team is allowed to play, with some fans praising the move and others vowing a full #hockeyBoycott.

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  4. President Petr Pavel called the government's approved 2040 army development concept unrealistic and failing basic goals, while Defense Minister Jana Černochová reads this as criticism of insufficient defense funding.

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  5. The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled that Russian ice hockey players can return to world championships, but Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and the president insist Czechia opposes their participation given Russia's ongoing aggression against Ukraine.

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  6. Czech Television will not air its Events news program on Tuesday due to a strike, which will also limit its websites and iVysílání streaming service.

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  7. Two Mastodon posts on 2 November summarised the non-final acquittal by the Municipal Court in Prague of a Chinese citizen charged with unauthorised activity for a foreign power, which one post calls the first such case in Czech justice.

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  8. In Karviná, the winning Žijeme pro Karvinou movement and ANO signed a coalition deal with 37 of 41 council votes, keeping Jan Wolf as mayor despite his indictment in a football corruption case.

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  9. President Petr Pavel stated after a government meeting that the new military concept through 2040 is not realistic and fails to meet basic goals, while the document itself admits that Czechia currently fails to meet 70 percent of its NATO commitments.

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  10. Czech TV's investigative show Reportéři asks whether the Environment Ministry, led by the Motoristé movement, illegally intervened in the burning Ostrava slag heap case to benefit a private company over state interests.

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  11. In Karviná, the winning movement Žijeme pro Karvinou and ANO formed a coalition with 37 of 41 council votes, keeping Jan Wolf as mayor despite his indictment in a football corruption case.

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  12. Petr Vrána, leader of the winning ANO movement, was elected mayor of Přerov with 24 of 33 votes, heading a coalition with ODS and the Přerováci group.

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  13. ČT's Reportéři program describes burning cars, clashes between local politicians and a car driving at a journalist in Hluboká nad Vltavou, while also examining whether the Environment Ministry under Motoristé acted illegally to favor a private company.

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  14. Price caps on fuel are due to fall and the maximum price of diesel is due to drop; users on Mastodon are sharing the news.

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  15. On the K-report forum, commenters discuss why Prague tram onboard computers often announce a metro connection even after the last train has already left – unlike buses, where such outdated info can reportedly be deleted easily.

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  16. The Czech Radio strike on 3 November 2026 will limit broadcasting: the Plus station will air archive material and regional stations a joint programme, Lupa.cz reports, and a Mastodon account shared the link

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