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Respekt.cz is a Czech news website covering domestic politics, social issues, and international affairs. The front page features stories on a fraud case in Hradec Králové, a report on poverty and housing in Plzeň, and updates on Czech Senate proceedings. International news includes a piece on…
This article, part 12 of 'Pre-election Czechia,' details a massive fraud that has stirred the local election campaign, noting that cars and housing remain the focus of elections, as always.
The exploitation of the poorest in the Czech housing market is no longer an exception but a widespread business that exacerbates the housing crisis for the middle class as well.
Czech Senate is considering the reinstatement of the Electronic Sales Register (EET) and a new law concerning state employees.
US President Trump has temporarily suspended the introduction of a 50 percent tariff on Canadian goods.
The Czech Crown Jewels will be made available for public viewing starting Saturday, September 19th.
For the second time, Beijing has granted a Czech consul access to visit Aleš K., raising questions about a potential prisoner exchange.
The Iranian regime perceives itself as victorious and sees no reason to concede to Trump or open the Strait of Hormuz, suggesting a peace deal is improbable.
Researchers are contributing to the development of superintelligence and are preparing for the potential existential threat posed by their own creations.
Sweden's policy of encouraging men to take parental leave has offered a new definition of fatherhood globally.
Finland's success in tackling homelessness is attributed to a simple yet challenging approach: making it a genuine government priority.
A small Indian state has successfully eliminated extreme poverty by implementing effective strategies, demonstrating that immense wealth is not a prerequisite.
The Netherlands is innovating in agriculture with concepts like floating cow barns and robotractors, aiming to shape the future of farming.
The Belgian city of Mechelen is presented as a model for successful integration of mass migration, avoiding the pitfalls of ghettos and Islamism.
