Czech opposition parties are employing obstructive tactics in parliament, effectively halting legislative proceedings. This action is a direct response to the government’s proposed changes to the funding model for Czech Television (ČT) and Czech Radio. The delay specifically targets a bill concerning amendments to penalties for unpaid alimony, scheduled for a second reading on Tuesday. Vít Rakušan, leader of the STAN party, anticipates minimal progress in parliament today due to the opposition’s strategy. The opposition’s move mirrors a warning strike initiated Monday by employees of the public broadcasters, protesting the proposed funding alterations. The dispute centers on concerns about potential government influence over independent media outlets. The situation highlights growing tensions between the government and opposition regarding media freedom and financial autonomy.