Petr Pavel to become Czech Republic’s new President

Name: Petr Pavel to become Czech Republic's new President
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Description: Former Chief of General Staff Petr Pavel received 58.32 percent of the votes in the second round of the presidential election in Czech and became the country's fourth president. Pavel will take over the presidency from Milos Zeman on March 8. Former

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Former Chief of General Staff Petr Pavel received 58.32 percent of the votes in the second round of the presidential election in Czech and became the country’s fourth president. Pavel will take over the presidency from Milos Zeman on March 8. Former PM Andrej Babis received 41.67 percent of the vote.

In the country where there are approximately 8 million 250 thousand voters, the voter turnout rate was announced as 70.25 percent, reaching the highest level since 2013. Petr Pavel, on the other hand, became the president with the most votes in the history of the country, with 3 million 358 thousand 926 votes.

Pavel served as Chief of General Staff in Czechia between 2012 and 2015, and between 2015-2018 he was the head of NATO military command.

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On May 29, 2025

The US flag has been hoisted once more at the US Embassy in Damascus, Syria, for the first time since its closure in 2012.

US Special Representative for Syria Thomas Barrack made his first official visit to Damascus and personally raised the flag during a ceremony attended by Syrian Foreign Minister Assad Hassan Shaybani. The embassy had suspended operations amid the outbreak of civil conflict following anti-government protests.

No official statement has been issued regarding the resumption of embassy operations.

The move follows a surprise meeting earlier this month between US President Donald Trump and Syrian President Ahmed al-Shara in Riyadh, where a decision was made to lift sanctions imposed during the Assad era, signaling a potential shift in Washington-Damascus relations.

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