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    1. MasterrGuardian on

      Do you have two presidents in Turkey or why would you assume that we do?

    5. linkardtankard on

      Bearded dude on the right is the president, the guy on the left is just a PM. Accompanying the latter are FM Prcinka and defense minister Zuna (not pictured)

    8. Outrageous-River-768 on

      Pavel is a friend of NATO and he wants to defend this country. Babiš wants to give all money to old people so that they vote for him.

    10. Ok-Tower-1618 on

      It’s president and prime minister and they have beef over this summit. They tried to exclude president and he sued them over it. Our court made preemptive ruling that they need to let him go, as it could be too late before they decide fully. Our government was stalling with decision about who gets to go there.

    11. Hummer93 on

      Could be because they had a disagreement before coming to the summit. Could also be just a coincidence – their delegations are separate and they are not coordinated in any way.

    14. fuxoft on

      Read our history. They are blood brothers and they hate each other since the 30-year war where they had to fight each other in Albania.

    15. South_Theme_9966 on

      President is on the right, on the left is prime minister. President and goverment (lead by PM) are in conflict of who should make contact with representatives from othet countries and where should ojr republice lead. There was even strong disagreement about if President should travel to this summit. PM is basically leaning to east politically (he is former STB agent) while President was one of the main member of NATO. Hope it answer you Q.

    17. True-Admin on

      we have just one president, thet other one is premier, but we rather call him bureš the rat

    18. Western_Canary_5643 on

      Protože oba přijeli několik minut po sobě a protokol musel politiky nějak rozestavit. Je to legit pravda, zjišťoval jsem…

    19. Usakami on

      Because the PM didn’t want our president there. I don’t follow politics very much, but they made a big enough fuss about it for it to reach me.

      President Pavel is however in a uniquely good position to attend a NATO conference, since he worked there. He was nominated as Chair of the NATO Military Committee in July 2014, and elected to this position in Vilnius in September 2014, beating candidates from Italy and Greece. He was the first chair of the organisation from a former Warsaw Pact member.

    20. Maleficent_Teacher54 on

      zapamětajte si, že já NIGDY NIGDY nebuděm přezident!
      the only think I would agreed with him on…

    21. Puzzled_Product555 on

      because executive president got reasonable after 1989

      and minister-president did not

    24. Zuruumi on

      I have a strong suspicion that this is just another trolling/karma farming post. There is no way anyone is so … blessed… to not know there aren’t 2 presidents or can’t Google what is happening there (there are hundreds of news articles about this).

    25. Latter_Layer1809 on

      Well, we have a president and Prime Clown (not confuse with other clowns in his cabinet).

    28. TheGeorgistCrow on

      Jakože je někdo z cizí země schopný poznat českého prezidenta i premiera ale nevi co se u nas v politice deje?

      To musi byt troll

    29. kratkyzobak on

      This way, Czechia is counted twice, so it doubles our NATO account contribution to make happy all facists in US and Czechia.

    33. Suspicious_Good_2407 on

      The former communist officer and 1968 invasion supporter glaze is so strong in this thread, it’s painful to watch

    34. Cautious_Border1850 on

      There is a beef between the current government and the president since day 1 because the president refused to appoint Filip Turek from Motoristé political party as the minister of foreign affairs due to concerns about Turek’s charachter and possible admiration of Nazi ideology. The leader of Motoristé party and current minister of foreigh afairs Petr Macinka pushed really hard for Turek to be a minister of at least something but the president wouldn’t budge. Macinka also dragged Anderj Babiš (the prime minister and leader of ANO political party) into the conflict as well and tried to force him to support Turek as well. Note that the current ruling parties are not allies. They are sort of in a mexican standoff. I don’t have much good to say about the other 2 parties ruling together with ANO, but they were the only ones willing to even talk with Andrej Babiš. Other parties refuse to have anything in common with Babiš.

      The current government has been doing lot of things in bad faith when interacting with the president. There are lawsuits, there was blackmail of president’s advisor and there’s probably more…

    40. carpenter_78 on

      O prezidenta, ex-vojenského komunistického rozvědčíka, celoživotního oportunistu a převlékače kabátů, který žije s komunistickou štábní politručkou (pro mladší: nastudujte si, co to bylo za “materiál”…), bych si ani kolo neopřel. A to říkám jako Babišův NEvolič.

    41. TM_livin on

      Czech PRESIDENTS?

      Dude have you ever seen a country with more than one president?

      Seriously asking.

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