Ceuta Migratory Crisis: A Human Tragedy, Says Geographer ↗
A political geographer discusses the Ceuta crisis, highlighting it as a humanitarian tragedy that was exploited by the Moroccan government.
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A political geographer discusses the Ceuta crisis, highlighting it as a humanitarian tragedy that was exploited by the Moroccan government.
The Vaclav Havel Library will be renamed, and Tomas Sedlacek will conclude his tenure as director.
The annual Perseid meteor shower is approaching, with this year's event expected to be particularly spectacular.
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Scientists have tested various methods to repel mosquitoes, finding that bracelets are useless and drinking beer can attract them.
A politician named Blazek is facing a potential record sentence of six and a half years, with the ruling ODS party's affairs heading to court.
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The Czech restaurant industry, which suffered greatly from the pandemic, is now seeing recovery, partly attributed to Ukrainian economic factors.
The new coach of the Czech national football team discusses the challenges and feelings of helplessness he experiences in his role.