Czech Government Proposes Voluntary TV and Radio Fees Without State Budget
People in the Czech Republic could soon be allowed to decide whether they want to pay television and radio licence fees under a new funding model being prepared by the government. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš said the Finance Ministry is…
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