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Political friction in the Czech Republic emerged as Babiš's government denied Pavel's attendance request, amid debates on defense spending and NATO representation.

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Political friction in the Czech Republic emerged as Babiš's government denied Pavel's attendance request, amid debates on defense spending and NATO representation.

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  1. Babiš criticized intelligence services over Polish territorial claims, while Pavel described the operation aimed at damaging Czech-Polish relations.Sub-event
  2. Court orders Czech government to include Pavel, who will attend NATO summit.1 source
  3. Czech political figures clash over defense spending and Pavel's potential representation at NATO summits.1 source

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