The next episode of the series Motorists Troll the Castle, The Castle Strikes Back, is out. This time the shootout didn't start over the NATO summit or the minister, but over a pen in Chile. Filip Turek suggests that the moment with the non-writing pen and the prompt Petr Pavel didn't seem entirely spontaneous, and he kicked the Czech ambassador in such a way that it almost sounds like a message that he doesn't have to continue in diplomacy.

A tough fight within the coalition over the shape of the state budget for next year is predicted by Filip Turek, the government's representative for climate policy and the Green Deal, an MP for Motoristy sobe and their honorary president. "It will be the biggest coalition clash," he estimated. "There are three options so far," he said of the preparation of the state budget for next year, which he said is being discussed at the budget committee level.

In an interview with CNN Prima NEWS, Environment Minister Igor Červený (Motoristé) said that the government representative for the Green Deal and climate policy Filip Turek (non-member for Motoristé) does not need any cover from the ministry.

Analyst Martin Abel, who until recently worked at an institute under the Ministry of the Environment, lost his position and believes that this is related to a discussion with Filip Turk. In it, Abel called Turk's statements nonsense.

The battle for funding for Czech Television continues to intensify. Minister of Culture Oto Klempíř has introduced a proposal that abolishes mandatory concession fees and replaces them with a contribution from the state budget. At the same time, he also counts on voluntary contributions from people. And that's exactly what Filip Turek hit upon, who enjoyed the staunch defenders of public television in his own way.

In recent months, a major talking point in the political sphere has been whether President Petr Pavel should appoint Filip Turek as a minister. Former head of state Miloš Zeman admitted on the show eXtra Host that he personally would have given him a chance. At the same time, he commented on the political scandals surrounding the Member of the European Parliament (MEP).

Filip Turek, MP for "Motorists for Themselves" and the government's Green Deal envoy, has sharply criticized the approximately quarter of a million participants of the protest at Prague's Letná Plain, organized by the "Million Moments for Democracy" association. "Those people were demonstrating against the election results," stated Turek, whom President Petr Pavel had previously refused to appoint to the cabinet.

The conflict in the Middle East between Iran, the USA and Israel is still ongoing and there is no sign of a quick end. From the beginning, there have been concerns that it will escalate into a regional war, and the offensive power of Iranian missiles will also reach Europe.

Although the Motorist MP Filip Turek is not the Minister of the Environment, according to information from the ministry, he is one of its most influential figures. While the office is externally led by Minister Igor Červený (Motorist), Turek chairs meetings and heads to Brussels for meetings of EU ministers. He does not need a higher security clearance for this.

Markéta Pekarová Adamová laughed at Filip Turek in Václav Moravec's Questions. According to her, it was a good thing that Petr Pavel did not appoint him as foreign minister, because he was at a meeting at the Iranian embassy. Turek did not like her words. In a statement to eXtra.cz, he doubted her mental health.

Minister of the Environment Igor Červený (Motoristé) met with the directors of national parks in the Czech Republic on Thursday morning. The main topic of the meeting was their financing. The meeting was also attended by the government's representative for climate and the Green Deal, Filip Turek. According to him, the ministry definitely does not want to put national parks on the back burner.

The Ministry of the Environment will hold a meeting with the directors of all four national parks in the Czech Republic on Thursday. The subject will be financing, said Filip Turek, the government's climate commissioner (for Motorists), in an interview on ČT24 moderated by Barbora Kroužková. He also spoke to the new Minister of the Environment, Igor Červený (Motorists).

Motorists to soon introduce a new candidate for Minister of the Environment, announced Filip Turek on Instagram. According to Turek, the new head of the department should work alongside him at the Ministry of the Environment (MŽP). Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) stated that the name of the new candidate will be announced on Monday. Tomio Okamura, chairman of the coalition partner SPD, said that the head of the Motorists, Petr Macinka, had informed him of the change.

MP and Government Envoy for Climate and the Green Deal, Filip Turek (Motorists), has outlined the basic framework of an impact study on the effects of climate measures, which he commissioned from experts at the Ministry of the Environment (MŽP).

Motorists' Party MP Filip Turek says he has already prepared a lawsuit against President Petr Pavel, who refused to appoint him as a minister. He stated this on Monday when he arrived at a meeting of the coalition council. According to the MP, the current situation, where the Castle has tense relations with the Černín Palace, is to blame for the president, who he says "descended into a political fight."

Honorary President of Motorists Filip Turek published an appeal addressed to " journalists, some politicians after the loss and commentators " . In it, he expresses his views on some of his past cases. What he is calling for is not clear from the text. However, he accused the President of the Republic of spreading disinformation along with other politicians and lawyers. A demonstration has been called for Sunday afternoon in support of the President.

MP and honorary president of the Motorists' Party Filip Turek accused President Petr Pavel of "intelligence practices". The head of state's behavior allegedly reeks of the former regime, the still unsuccessful candidate for minister added in response to Pavel's publication of the latest communication from Foreign Minister Petr Macinka, who was once again exerting pressure on Turek to be appointed head of the Ministry of the Environment.

MP Filip Turek (for Motorists) commented on the open dispute between President Petr Pavel and Minister Petr Macinka over the exchange of SMS messages on the live broadcast of Xaver Live. "The President should not publish private correspondence. It is one of the biggest blunders that anyone can do," he said.

Filip Turek commented on the situation surrounding Petr Macinka. On Tuesday, the foreign minister was accused by President Petr Pavel of blackmail on the grounds that he wrote messages to his advisor Petr Kolář in which he tried to pressure Hrad to appoint Filip Turek as Minister of the Environment. Turek told eXtra.cz that the president is oversensitive and that there is no question of blackmail.