PRAGUE (AP) — Thousands of demonstrators gathered across the Czech Republic on Sunday to voice their support for President Petr Pavel in his dispute with the country’s foreign minister.
Organizers from the Million Moments for Democracy non-governmental group said rallies took place in some 400 municipalities, including the second largest city of Brno. The demonstrators followed tens of thousands who rallied in Prague two weeks ago.
Pavel’s refusal to appoint a government minister representing the right-wing Motorists for Themselves Euro-skeptic party, which is led by Foreign Minister Petr Macinka, is at the core of the dispute.
Pavel said Filip Turek was ineligible to become the environment minister after a daily published posts from his Facebook page found to be racist, homophobic and sexist.
Turek apologized for some posts but denied posting others.
Macinka accused the president of violating the country’s constitution and threatened him with consequences if he fails to appoint his controversial associate. Pavel accused Macinka of blackmailing him.
“This is no longer just about the president,” head organizer Mikuláš Minář said. “It is time to make it clear that we are not Hungary or Slovakia – and that we will not let a group of oligarchs, extremists and thugs steal our country’s future.”
Pavel swore in a new government on Dec. 15 of populist Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, a billionaire turned politician, after his ANO, or YES, movement won big in the country’s October election and agreed to form a majority coalition with two small political groups, the Freedom and Direct Democracy anti-migrant party and the Motorists.
The coalition has on its agenda to steer the country away from supporting Ukraine, reject some key European Union policies and change the way the public broadcasters are financed, which many consider a threat for their independence.
Pavel, a retired army general, is a staunch supporter of Ukraine in its fight against the Russian invasion unlike the new Czech Cabinet, and pro-Russian governments of Hungary and Slovakia.
People demonstrate in support of Czech President Petr Pavel in Pardubice, East Bohemia, Czech Republic, Sunday, Feb. 15, 2026. (Josef Vostarek/CTK via AP)
CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar 18, 2026--
TerraNavitas, Inc. today announced the launch of ODIS Explore, the first generally available module of ODIS (Oilfield Data Intelligence & Simulation), an AI-native oilfield intelligence workspace built for North American upstream and natural-resources decision makers. ODIS Explore maps and filters basin-scale wells, permits, and production in seconds—turning fragmented oilfield data into lease-ready acreage intelligence for faster A&D screening and capital allocation.
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ODIS Explore arrives as operators continue to prioritize capital discipline and “flight-to-quality” inventory. Built to eliminate slow, error-prone manual joins and spreadsheet-driven workflows, ODIS Explore unifies 4.6M+ wells and permits with production histories covering ~99% of U.S. output, plus leasing, raster logs, and geospatial/satellite layers—delivered in a modern cloud web experience with weekly refreshes and trusted data lineage.
ODIS is built as a single AI-native stack—data backbone, analytics workspace, and model/agent layer—so teams don’t have to bolt tools together. Role-aware projects, dashboards, and collaboration keep land, subsurface, and finance aligned, while domain copilots support production forecasting, spacing analysis, and economics screening alongside an in-context AI copilot.
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ODIS Explore supports:
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• Optional connectors to BI tools and data platforms for downstream reporting workflows
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About TerraNavitas
TerraNavitas builds AI × physics software for faster energy decisions—oilfield data intelligence, subsurface simulation, and critical-minerals targeting—so abundance is responsibly unlocked.
ODIS Explore dashboard showing map-first well intelligence across Texas with interactive production analytics and drill-down tables—built to accelerate acreage screening and capital decisions.
