Former Minister Blažek Lost His Judgment, Author Claims ↗
Front page leadOndřej Kundra reports on former minister Blažek, suggesting his judgment has deteriorated and would have been perceived differently in earlier decades.
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Ondřej Kundra reports on former minister Blažek, suggesting his judgment has deteriorated and would have been perceived differently in earlier decades.
This story details the harsh conditions faced by a Czech citizen imprisoned in China, including banned contact with his wife and limited amenities, contrasting with official statements.
This article explores the downfall of Jason Arday, a celebrated Cambridge professor, from overcoming autism to facing fraud accusations, questioning how his story was perceived.
The government will test the eDoklady application, which previously failed during parliamentary elections, to ensure it functions correctly for the upcoming municipal elections.
Russian President Putin made his first visit to the disputed Kuril Islands, shortly after North Korea launched a missile towards Japan.
Donald Trump has declared that the United States maintains complete control over the Strait of Hormuz.
Sweden has implemented paternity leave policies that encourage fathers to take parental leave, thus reshaping the traditional definition of a father's role.
The current Czech government is reportedly creating legislation specifically designed to benefit Agrofert, a company formerly led by the head of the ANO movement.
A podcast episode delves into the diverse roles of women in ancient Egypt, from royalty and warriors to priestesses and scribes, challenging previous perceptions.
Residents of Špindlerův Mlýn express a desire to limit further apartment construction, but wealthy individuals from Prague are still able to develop properties as they please.
A political contest is brewing in South Bohemia between the incumbent Kuba and a newly energized ODS party led by a former manager of Madeta.
The political landscape in liberal Prague is set to be highly competitive, with various parties and figures like Pirates, Čižinský, Mayors, and Láska vying for influence.