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  This is the new guy. The old one is in Serbia atm.
context: Thats a good compliment, a great start for the presidency. >
  
  That's the funny part, he hasn't even started yet. He will be inducted into the office on 9th of March. >
  
  Czechs were jealous of our president Caputova, now i  am jealous of yours. Good job brothers! >
  
  Her appearance at Pavel’s victory event was such a pleasant surprise
  When introducing her, Pavel could only say “President of Slovak—“ before the crowd went NUTS >
  
  That's so cute. Can't you two countries merge or something? >
  
  Ooh yeah! We can give it a cool name that combines the two together, something like Slovakoczechia! >
  
  No way. There needs to be a dash at least, Slovako-Czechia maybe >
  
  This debate reminds me my childhood. >
  
  Fuming? The country is 80% fumes. >
  
  At least they didn't blast him. That's an improvement. >
  
  MFW no steel chair 😔 >
  
  Wonder if the pop would be as loud as the Royal Rumble this past weekend... >
  
  I hereby formally invite xi jing ping to eat the largest bag of dicks in the universe. >
  
  I wonder how big the largest dick bag is >
  
  420^69 miles square >
  
  That's a large bag >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 74%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  Newly elected Czech president Petr Pavel's phone call with Taiwanese President Tsai Jing-wen on Monday has caused anger in Beijing as tensions between China and Taiwan simmer over Taipei's continued assertion of its autonomy on the global stage and an ongoing trade spat.
  The Czech daily Deník N reported that Czech diplomacy confirmed that the Chinese ministry had contacted the Czech embassy in Beijing and expressed concern.
  Over the last year, tensions between Taiwan and China have increased as Taiwan has increased its diplomatic presence and relationships with Western countries.
  
  
  Extended Summary | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: Czech^#1 president^#2 Taiwan^#3 Pavel^#4 China^#5 >
  
  Fumes eh? Well, at least we're getting some new verbs... >
  
  So he did something right?