On June 19, according to Bloomberg News, the government led by Czech Prime Minister Peter Fiala successfully retained its ruling status in a vote of no confidence initiated by the opposition. The vote stems from a scandal involving $45 million in bitcoin derived from a donation to the country by a convicted drug dealer. In Wednesday's vote, an opposition motion to recall the cabinet received only 94 votes, failing to reach the required majority for the 200-seat lower house of parliament. This result allows Fiala's government to remain in power until parliamentary elections scheduled for October this year.