There is a small country in Eastern Europe that has a very unfriendly attitude towards China, that is, the Czech Republic, which has repeatedly provoked China's sovereignty, resulting in China-Czech relations currently at a serious low level. Perhaps envious of Lithuania's international limelight, at the instigation of the United States, the small Eastern European country Czech Republic also began to follow Lithuania, after frantically provoking Russia, it also began to step on China's red line, some time ago the Czech presidential election results just came out, the newly elected president Peter Pavel called Tsai Ing-wen for the first time and proposed to meet! China is the Czech Republic's second largest trading partner, and I don't know what benefits it can bring to the United States by handing it over to the United States under the name of 'anti-China'. Today, the Czech Republic has a large parade due to high inflation, and we also sit down to eat melons.
On the 11th, a large number of people took to the streets in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, to participate in the Czech anti-poverty demonstration, expressing dissatisfaction with the government's policy and soaring inflation.
From the picture of foreign electricity, it can be seen that thousands of people took to the streets of Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, on the 11th, holding protest slogans and waving the Czech flag, protesting the dissatisfaction of Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala's government policy and soaring inflation.
According to foreign news reports, this demonstration called "Czech Anti-Poverty" was initiated by a small non-parliamentary political party, and the leader of the PRO party, Rachel, spoke to the demonstrators in Wenceras Square in the center of Prague, and we are gathered here today to oppose this state of poverty.
The Czech people, dissatisfied with soaring inflation and government policies, were forced to take to the streets, and the annual inflation rate of the Czech Republic, with a population of 10.5 million, reached 16.7% in February this year (our 3% Xiaobian feels that the money is worthless. According to Agence France-Presse, the Czech Republic, a member of the European Union and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, has managed to calm record inflation levels over the past year, mainly due to soaring energy prices caused by the war in Ukraine.
Since the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian war, the Czech Republic has provided Ukraine with a large amount of military and humanitarian aid, in this regard, Rachir criticized that compared with the situation in Ukraine, the Czechs want leaders to give priority to the interests of Czech citizens, so the demand of this protest is to demand the removal of Fiala's center-right government. (The Czech government's internal partisan competition is fierce)