Filip Turek

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 talk about?

Czechia — one of Ukraine’s staunchest allies — is considering cutting the flow of much-needed arms and ammunition to Kyiv’s forces when its new government takes control in the coming weeks, according to a key leader of the incoming coalition.

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.