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The front page of Respekt features a mix of international and domestic Czech news. Prominently displayed are stories on Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's political stance and commentary on attacks against Anthony Fauci regarding US COVID-19 strategy. Domestic coverage includes a piece on a…
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is demonstrating a strong stance against populism and figures like Trump, though his domestic political situation remains complex.
This commentary examines the attacks on Anthony Fauci, who shaped US health strategy during COVID-19, arguing that the goal is to undermine not only science but also rational governance.
This archived article from 2016 questions why society, despite increasing wealth, still works so much, reflecting on the concept of leisure time.
A politician who was once a prominent figure in the ANO party, faced a career setback due to a scandal, is now entering the elections to challenge the party.
This article from the 'Pre-election Czechia' series discusses local opposition to new apartment developments in Špindlerův Mlýn, highlighting the influence of wealthy individuals.
This piece details a political power struggle in South Bohemia between Kuba and a revitalized ODS party led by a former manager of Madeta.
An overview of the political landscape in liberal Prague, indicating a crowded field of candidates and parties including the Pirates, Čižinský's movement, STAN, and Láska.
Part six of the 'Pre-election Czechia' series examines the issue of housing in municipal apartments, using the scandal involving ANO's Tünde Bartha as a focal point for a broader problem in Prague.
Part five of 'Pre-election Czechia' discusses the contentious issue of building wind turbines in the Czech and Moravian countryside, a new agenda impacting rural areas.
Former members of the ANO party, including Vondrák, have launched an initiative against Andrej Babiš, aiming to attract young people and families.
This article highlights the struggle for survival faced by local pubs, once the heart of villages, with predictions of closure within a few years.
