A significant portion of the Czech population perceives the disputes between the government and President Miloš Zeman as a problem. According to a survey conducted by Kantar.cz for Czech Television (ČT), eight out of ten Czech citizens view the conflicts over whether the president should participate in international meetings as problematic. The survey was carried out on the threshold of May and June and included 1200 respondents. More than half of the respondents believe that the participation of the president in international events should result from a joint decision made by both the head of state and the cabinet. A quarter of the population believes the government should make the decision, while nearly one-fifth thinks the president should decide based on his own judgment.
The dispute between President Miloš Zeman and the government concerns the composition of the delegation attending the July NATO summit in Ankara. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) has previously stated that Zeman should not be part of the delegation. However, Zeman, who has attended all alliance summits since taking office and previously served as chairman of the NATO Military Committee, has prepared a constitutional complaint in case he is not included in the delegation. The final decision regarding the composition of the delegation will be made by the government on June 22.
According to the analysis by Kantar.cz analyst Nikola Stárková, older individuals and those with higher education or a high school diploma perceive this issue more seriously. Voters of opposition parties primarily see these disputes as a significant problem affecting the functioning of the government and the president. On the other hand, supporters of the ruling party consider these issues less serious, although about half of them still regard the conflict as a major problem.
Vice Premier Alena Schillerová (ANO) stated during a debate on ČT that nobody is preventing the president from traveling. She mentioned that the prime minister will undoubtedly lead the delegation, which will include ministers of foreign affairs Petr Macinko (Motorists) and defense Jaromír Zůna (for SPD). The inclusion of Zeman in the delegation remains to be decided. Tomio Okamura, the speaker of the Chamber of Deputies and leader of SPD, expressed disagreement with Zeman's participation in the summit during a program on CNN Prima News.
Former Prime Minister Petr Fiala (ODS) considers the situation an embarrassment. He pointed out that instead of fulfilling its obligations, the Czech Republic sends a signal to the world that it does not know who will represent it at the summit by mid-June due to internal disagreements. Schillerová dismissed the potential constitutional complaint as nonsense.
The survey revealed that 73.3% of respondents viewed the disputes between the government and President Zeman regarding his participation in the summit as a problem, while 26.7% did not. The total number of participants in the survey was 1419 readers. This data highlights the public perception of the ongoing tensions within the Czech political landscape concerning international representation and the role of the president in such matters.
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Seznam ZprávyNeodvisenSredinaDejstva 85Objektivnost 70pred 21 dneviSpremljajte anketo, izvedeno s strani Kantar CZ, kaže, da osmera iz desetih Čehov misli, da so spore med vlado in predsednikom problem. Večina meni, da bi predsednikova udeležba na mednarodnih dogodkih morala izhajati iz skupnega odločanja glave države in kabineta.
Ocena pristranskosti (Sredina): Članek predstavlja dejanske rezultate ankete brez izražene straniščnosti ali okvirja. Poroča o javnem mnenju glede odnosa med vlado in predsednikom, brez da bi vzpostavil stališče ali poudaril eno stran pred drugo.
Zakaj te ocene (Dejstva 85 · Objektivnost 70): The article reports on public opinion regarding the conflict between the president and the government, citing a survey from Kantar.cz. It provides factual data but includes some subjective interpretations of voter concerns. Objectivity is somewhat compromised by the emphasis on political implication
Aktuálně.czNeodvisenSredinaDejstva 80Objektivnost 75pred 21 dneviSpremljajte anketo, izvedeno s strani Kantar.cz za češko televizijo (CT), je ugotovilo, da osmer od desetih Čehov vidi spore med vlado in predsednikom Petra Pavla glede predsednikove udeležbe na mednarodnih srečanjih kot problem.
Ocena pristranskosti (Sredina): Članek predstavlja dejanske rezultate ankete javnega mnenja brez redakcijskega vpliva ali poudarjanja katerih koli posebnih stališč. Ne uporablja nenehno jezikovne ali izbira informacij, ki bi privzeli eno stran pred drugo.
Zakaj te ocene (Dejstva 80 · Objektivnost 75): Article presents survey results and quotes experts, aligning with primary source on the dispute. It maintains reasonable objectivity by presenting different viewpoints, though some language leans toward political bias.
Novinky.czNeodvisenSredinaDejstva 80Objektivnost 65pred 21 dneviOsem iz desetih Čehov je v skupini spodbujalnih razprav med vlado in predsednikom Petra Pavla glede predsednikove udeležbe na mednarodnih srečanjih kot problem. Več kot polovica odgovarjajočih meni, da bi predsednikova udeležba na mednarodnih dogodkih morala izhajati iz skupnega odločanja med državnim predstavnikom in kabinetsko vlado. To zaključek izhaja iz anket, ki jih je izvedla Kantar CZ za češko televizijo.
Ocena pristranskosti (Sredina): Članek predstavlja rezultate ankete brez izražanja prednosti kakega strani. Poroča o javnem mnenju nepristransko, brez redakcijskega vpliva ali poudarjanja ene perspektive pred drugo. Okvir ostaja uravnotežen, osredotočen na rezultate ankete, ne pa tudi na sprejemanje stališča o samem vprašanju.
Zakaj te ocene (Dejstva 80 · Objektivnost 65): Focuses on the uncertainty around the president’s attendance at NATO, with statements from political figures. Tone leans toward supporting the government’s position while questioning the president’s involvement.
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