The Supreme Administrative Court received 16 complaints regarding the Senate elections. Some have already been dismissed.

The Supreme Administrative Court received 16 complaints regarding the Senate elections, including one from Radek Černý, who missed advancing to the second round by one vote. The court must decide on these complaints by November 19, with Judge Vojtěch Šimíček presiding. The deadline for filing complaints expired on Friday at 16:00. So far, the court has dismissed five complaints, three due to lack of jurisdiction and two for premature filing. In other news, students in Prague and Brno are preparing to support a strike for public media independence, while Volkswagen faces significant financial challenges, halting the development of a key model. Additionally, the independent Russian newspaper Novaja gazeta announced its closure due to pressure from authorities after over 30 years of operation.