Babiš has two options. Under pressure, he is wavering, but ČT and ČRo have nothing certain.

Andrej Babiš faces significant public backlash regarding his government's proposal to abolish broadcasting fees. Political analysts suggest he underestimated the public's reaction and is now considering alternative funding models for public media. Babiš's coalition is under pressure from both external protests and internal dissent among his party members. He has hinted at a willingness to modify the proposed legislation, which could be perceived as a concession to public pressure. The situation is complicated by the upcoming anniversary of the Velvet Revolution, which may intensify demonstrations against his government. Analysts believe Babiš is trying to navigate these challenges while maintaining his political standing.