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The front page of Respekt.cz prominently features stories related to environmental issues, particularly drought and its impact, alongside political news from the Czech Republic. There's also a notable piece on music and nature, and a segment on preparing for upcoming elections. International news…
This report details an expedition along a river experiencing historic low water levels due to the current drought, illustrating the severe impact of dry summer conditions. It's an investigation into the consequences of drought.
A sound artist named Tomáš Šenkyřík creates a captivating archive of life in South Moravia, driven by a desire to protect nature after listening to its sounds.
The town of Lanškroun has implemented a ban on drawing water from all watercourses and bodies due to the ongoing drought.
Nigel Farage has won his election and is set to return to the British parliament.
The Czech government is planning to allocate four billion Czech korunas to combat the ongoing drought.
This article examines how European countries are managing heatwaves, including mobile warnings, checks on elderly citizens, and free cinema.
The police have identified an arsonist, and the individual known as "Palermo" is seeking an apology amidst a connection between politics, business, and crime in Hluboká.
This piece, part of a series on the upcoming Czech elections, discusses the controversial issue of who should live in municipal housing, highlighting a case involving a figure close to the government.
This article explores the contentious debate over building wind turbines in rural Czechia, a new and impactful agenda for the countryside.
