EU Pay Transparency: Member states are still uneven on implementing the EU’s pay transparency rules, with only a handful having finished transposition by early June and more expected to move through parliament over the next months. Czech Politics & Justice: The EU’s European Public Prosecutor’s Office has asked Czech police to investigate EU subsidy payments tied to Agrofert, a case that keeps pressure on Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and his circle. Prague Governance: Prague is stepping up police-backed inspections of illegal e-bikes and e-scooters, fining riders and targeting delivery bikes that exceed legal speed limits. Defense & Industry: ČEZ has started the process to extend Temelín’s operation to 80 years, while the Czech government is also discussing possible Israeli air-defense purchases. Government Crisis Management: Prime Minister Babiš says Filip Turek should resign after a serious central Prague crash, as police investigate responsibility. Culture & Industry: CEE Animation Forum has selected 33 projects for its 2026 Pilsen edition, with Czechia among the top contributors. Public Safety: A police probe is underway into the death of South Africa World Cup player Jayden Adams. Infrastructure Tech: The D4 highway PPP is beginning AI pilots to improve delivery and operations.