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The front page of Respekt.cz features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on Czech politics, societal issues, and international affairs. Top stories include discussions on Czech pre-election politics, the impact of foreign policy on culture, and health-related topics like brain…
This 'Morning Insight' piece by Martin Bútora discusses the presence of Russian radars and the perceived 'American cage' at Prague Castle, likely touching on geopolitical and security concerns.
This article explores advancements in brain health, suggesting that the chances of aging without dementia are increasing annually, offering practical advice on brain care.
In conversation with Greenlandic writer Katti Frederiksen, the article discusses the desire for independence, the distinctiveness of Greenlandic language and culture compared to Danish, and the personal impact of tattoos.
A US admiral commended the resilience of an aircraft carrier crew facing psychological problems, with a nod to Trump's views on military service length.
A woman has filed a lawsuit against Vienna's city hall regarding unequal access and payment for public toilets, where women are charged but men are not.
The Plzeň region has extended a ban on barbecuing, following recommendations from firefighters to prevent potential fires.
This editorial reflects on Christopher Nolan's film, which prompts discussions on fundamental themes such as responsibility for others, the reasons for fighting, defining loyalty, and the debt owed to friends, while also touching upon themes of awakening and repentance.
The article suggests that Minister Klempíř's repeated missteps in cultural policy are likely due to incompetence rather than malicious intent.
This is a psychological advice column addressing a family's problem where a son is exhibiting bullying behavior, particularly towards his younger sister.
This article from the 'Pre-election Czechia' series discusses the housing issue in the popular resort town of Špindlerův Mlýn, highlighting local resistance to further development by wealthy individuals from Prague.
This piece details a political power struggle in South Bohemia between the Kuba faction and a revitalized ODS party, led by a former manager of the dairy company Madeta.
This article from the 'Pre-election Czechia' series analyzes the political landscape in Prague, highlighting the competition among various liberal parties and candidates.
The sixth installment of 'Pre-election Czechia' examines the controversial issue of who should be allowed to live in municipal housing, using the case involving Tünde Bartha and Andrej Babiš's right-hand man to illustrate a broader problem.
