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The front page of Respekt.cz features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story on the new Czech Army Chief discussing national defense and potential crises. Another significant story delves into the historical Battle of Mohács and its lasting trauma for Hungary. The site…
The new Chief of Staff of the Czech Army, Miroslav Hlaváč, discusses the inadequacy of the 2% defense spending target, shares insights from a war veteran, and expresses a desire to visit Ukraine.
A look back at the Battle of Mohács 500 years ago, where Christian forces suffered a historic defeat, leading to 150 years of Ottoman rule and lasting impact on Hungarian historical memory.
According to the latest poll, a slim majority of Icelanders oppose the resumption of talks with the European Union.
Minister Juchelka is planning to reduce unemployment benefits, a move that is met with opposition from both trade unions and employers.
Severe thunderstorms are forecast to affect the entire Czech Republic later today.
An article exploring whether Iceland would exchange its control over fishing for the benefits of the Euro and protection from the European Union, in the context of geopolitical shifts.
A podcast episode discussing the adversaries of the Babiš government, noting that they are not solely the opposition and that a larger struggle is unfolding.
A podcast episode questioning whether people dream of Hitler and examining the role of publishers in manipulating critical cultural discourse.
Good news from abroad: How Spain recovered from economic decline.
A personal account of swimming in the Seine River, with a recommendation for others to experience it.
An exploration of how Sweden's parental leave policies have redefined the role of fathers.
GOOD NEWS FROM ABROAD: The key to Finland's success in tackling homelessness is simple yet challenging: making it a genuine government priority.
