Prague is the last city in the country not to have elected its mayor and city council for the next four years following the elections last October. I’ll make this quick: The Pirate party has just 13 of the 65 seats in the city assembly. That’s the same as last time around, when it was able to cobble together a coalition to run the city, with its leader Zdeněk Hříb serving as mayor. But a grouping of parties called Spolu won the fall elections by taking 19 of the 65 seats. If Spolu, the Pirates and . . .
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