AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCentral Dog Register: From 1 July 2026, Czech dog owners must register every dog in a new Central Dog Register, handled by veterinarians and tied to the next rabies vaccination; missing the deadline can mean fines up to CZK 300,000, with fees set by each practice. Prague Infrastructure: Preparatory work for Prague Metro Line D’s second phase has started, with full construction planned for mid-June and a possible opening in about six years, depending on procurement and finishing works. Nuclear Industry: KHNP says the European Commission will not open an in-depth probe under the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation for the Dukovany expansion project, clearing a key uncertainty for the Czech nuclear plan. Carbon Pricing Fight: Czech chemical industry voices are pushing back hard against the EU Emissions Trading System ahead of a July 15 overhaul, with calls for lower carbon costs or even suspension. Housing Pressure in Prague: Despite a record 157,000 homes in planning and permitting, slow approvals keep new supply tight, sustaining high prices and demand. Workforce Rules Shift: Hungary tightens guest-worker access (Philippines, Georgia, Armenia) by ending an accelerated entry route, alongside broader moves on environmental liability and related regulations.
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