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The front page of Respekt features a mix of domestic Czech news, focusing on politics and social issues, alongside a personal advice piece. A prominent story discusses the challenges faced by the new leadership of the Christian Democrats (Lidovci) in Czech politics. Another article delves into the…
Three months after their congress, the new leadership of the Christian Democrats, headed by Jan Grolich, has ambition and optimism, but the real test is yet to come, as parliamentary discourse and criticism of the government are insufficient.
Is it more sensible to find a partner? This personal advice article explores the long-term consequences of preferring solitude over relationships.
This social issues article highlights that even individuals with severe autism can find a sense of belonging, but their lives are made difficult by precarious financial support.
This opinion piece questions the rationale behind potentially reducing support for translators and interpreters at a time when their services are highly in demand.
A political analysis of a power struggle in South Bohemia between Kuba and a revitalized ODS party led by a former executive of the Madeta company.
The second part of the "Pre-election Czechia" series examines the crowded political landscape in liberal Prague, featuring various parties and candidates.
The sixth installment of 'Pre-election Czechia' delves into the housing controversy surrounding a close associate of Babiš, revealing a broader problem affecting Prague.
The fifth part of 'Pre-election Czechia' discusses the contentious issue of building wind power plants, a challenge the Czech and Moravian countryside is not accustomed to.
Former members of the ANO movement, including Vondrák, are launching a campaign targeting young people and families, posing a challenge to Babiš.
An article from the 'Pre-election Czechia' series highlighting the struggle for survival faced by village pubs, which were once central to community life.
The 'Pre-election Czechia' series reports on the Most region, suggesting that the worst of the unemployment crisis might be past, as the region seeks solutions after the decline of mining.
