Jiří Pehe: Agrofertization 2.0 or the State's Capture ↗
Front page leadThis article by Jiří Pehe analyzes a phenomenon referred to as 'Agrofertization 2.0', suggesting a continued capture of the state, likely within the Czech political context.
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This article by Jiří Pehe analyzes a phenomenon referred to as 'Agrofertization 2.0', suggesting a continued capture of the state, likely within the Czech political context.
An exploration into the world of AI development, focusing on the creation of superintelligence and the concerns of its creators regarding potential existential risks.
This report details a journey through Iran, from Tehran to Mashhad, revealing the complex layers of the country and the emotions of its people amidst challenging circumstances.
Seoul clarifies that joint military exercises with the USA are not intended as an attack on North Korea, following criticism from Donald Trump.
A report on the casualties of a Russian attack in the Kharkiv region of Ukraine, with at least ten fatalities confirmed.
Slovakia intends to acquire the stake held by the Czech energy company CEZ in a firm planning the construction of a new nuclear power plant in Slovakia, with the price being a key point of negotiation.
This article discusses brain health and suggests that the chances of living a life without dementia are increasing each year.
An article reflecting on how Donald Trump's actions or ideas prompted Greenlanders to re-evaluate their identity, language, and cultural aspirations, distinguishing themselves from Danes.
An interview or profile of Aleš Svoboda, who is planning to take scientific projects and a hockey puck into space, emphasizing the importance of each mission.
This article, part of a series on pre-election Czechia, discusses local opposition to new housing developments by wealthy individuals in the resort town of Špindlerův Mlýn.
An article focusing on a political power struggle in South Bohemia, involving a figure named Kuba and a revitalized ODS party led by a former manager of the dairy company Madeta.
This piece examines the crowded political landscape in liberal Prague, highlighting the presence of various political parties and figures such as the Pirates, Čižinský, Mayors, and Láska.
The sixth part of the 'Pre-election Czechia' series delves into the controversial issue of whether affluent individuals should reside in city-owned apartments, using the housing case of Babiš's close associate Tünde Bartha as a focal point for the broader problem in Prague.