President Petr Pavel’s decision not to appoint Motorists MP Filip Turek as Minister of the Environment has opened a dispute over the limits of presidential powers. Party chairman Petr Macinka speaks of a constitutional foul and questions the impartiality of the Constitutional Court, which the Castle has rejected as unacceptable.

President Petr Pavel refuses to appoint Motorists' MP Filip Turk as Minister of the Environment. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) announced this after Wednesday's New Year's lunch with the head of state at Prague Castle. He submitted Turk's nomination for a government member to the president in agreement with Motorists. Pavel will then send a written response to the prime minister.

We will take another step towards a system in which the formation of the government will no longer be the sole responsibility of the prime minister as in parliamentarism, but will become the result of consultations with the cadre department of Prague Castle.

President Petr Pavel today continued meetings with the ministerial nominees of the emerging coalition government of ANO, SPD and Motorists. Minister of Culture nominee Oto Klempíř arrived at the Castle, and controversial candidate for Minister of the Environment Filip Turek apologized, stating that old back problems resurfaced — according to his party colleagues he is suffering from a herniated disc.

As the vice-chairman of the foreign affairs committee and a candidate for a ministerial position, he is a member of an eight-person delegation that set off to Slovakia with the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies, Tomio Okamura. Filip Turek couldn’t praise the warm welcome from the top officials of the neighboring country enough. He even revealed to Expres that after the official meetings he had a pleasant conversation with the Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico. What did they

Petr Holec ostře hodnotí sedmnáctý listopad jako svátek pokrytectví a tvrdí, že prezident Petr Pavel ohýbá ústavu a snaží se obejít vůli voličů. Kritizuje atmosféru nenávisti, hradní mocenské hry i chaos končící vlády.

Politics and music met at the Municipal House on Tuesday. President Petr Pavel (64) and his Slovak counterpart Peter Pellegrini (50) watched a gala concert by the Slovak Philharmonic together, while the evening passed in grand style - Andrej Babiš (71, ANO) was smiling, Motoriste debated with Václav Klaus (84) and champagne flowed freely.

ANO, SPD and Motorists have finally agreed on the program of the emerging government coalition, announced Karel Havlíček (ANO) after a meeting of representatives of all three parties, saying that they have no disagreements.

The most unlikely couple of the evening? Naughty motorist Filip Turek (40) and the first lady of etiquette and refined behavior Eliška Hašková Coolidge (84), secretary to American presidents and a woman who wears pearls after five o'clock. Has Hašková decided to re-educate our arrogant brute?

Honorary president of the Motorists' Party Filip Turek celebrated his fortieth birthday on Wednesday. He decided to celebrate his life anniversary again this weekend at the luxurious Grandhotel Pupp in Karlovy Vary. The event was attended by veteran car enthusiasts and Turek's political colleagues, such as Petr Macinka and Boris Šťastný. In the afternoon, a magnificent procession of English veteran cars set off through the city in Turek's honor.

Politicians who are currently serving as MEPs are also running for a seat in the parliamentary elections. If these people are elected to the lower house of Parliament, their EU position will automatically cease. Typical examples are the Central Bohemian leader of the Motorists Filip Turek or the head of the KSČM Kateřina Konečná (for Stačilo!). Who could replace them in Brussels?

The Motorists made it to the Chamber of Deputies in their first parliamentary election. After counting almost all the precincts, they won 6.8 percent of the votes and 13 seats. "A new era is opening before us. We have a lot of work ahead of us," said party leader Petr Macinka. According to him, negotiations with the victorious ANO movement will begin on Saturday evening. iDNES.cz reporters followed the events all day long directly at their headquarters in Prague's Hradčany.

On the Krimi – Plzeň site we are launching a new column “Bonus content not only from our region,” in which we will bring you interviews, analyses, and perspectives on topics that move society. Security, migration, and trust in institutions are among the most discussed — and so, in one of the first interviews prepared, we turned to MEP Filip Turek.

Member of the European Parliament and leader of Motorists for Themselves in the Central Bohemian Region, Filip Turek, outlined his election strategy as well as sharp criticism of the government. He spoke about return policies for refugees, accelerating construction, nationwide audits, and criticized military purchases.

„Kdo je žena filmového Supermana?“ láme si hlavu soutěžící z davu, zatímco naproti zkušený lovec Lišák už zvedá kartu se správnou odpovědí. Zelný trh v Brně v sobotu odpoledne zaplnily hvězdy televizní soutěže Na lovu, které vyrazily ze studia mezi lidi. Není to však jediná akce, která ten den láká v centru pozornost. Hned vedle mají mítink Motoristé. Portál iDNES.cz přináší poslední díl seriálu Den s lídrem.

Filip Turek returned to a place that means a lot to him – the Masaryk Circuit in Brno. During the Masaryk Racing Days, he visited the team he once raced for and immersed himself once again in the atmosphere of professional motorsport. The meetings with mechanics, drivers, and fans were full of emotions and memories of the racing seasons that shaped his career.

Na letošním Speed Festivalu v České Lípě se sešli milovníci rychlosti, vůně benzínu a ikon motorsportu. Mezi hosty nechyběl bývalý závodník a europoslanec Filip Turek, který se zde setkal s legendárním Tomášem Engem