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Respekt.cz features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on political commentary and social issues. Top stories include an analysis of Europe's challenges, the political future of Friedrich Merz in Germany, and concerns about democracy voiced by Dagmar Havlová. Domestic…
Political commentator Ivan Gabal discusses the strengths and weaknesses of Europe, arguing that mere complaints about the current situation will not lead to solutions.
The article examines the struggles of Friedrich Merz and his CDU party in Germany, noting his unpopularity and the lack of eager successors for leadership.
Dagmar Havlová discusses the threats to democracy, her hopes for civil society, Václav Havel's unfulfilled ninetieth birthday, and artificial intelligence.
A recent poll by Median suggests that the ANO party would win the upcoming elections, with STAN and ODS following, while the Motorists party would not secure any parliamentary seats.
The Petřín funicular in Prague has resumed operation with new carriages following a period of reconstruction.
The opposition parties are voicing criticism against the ruling coalition's conduct in the Chamber of Deputies, specifically concerning the restrictions placed on interpellations.
This commentary analyzes a statement by Ursula von der Leyen, suggesting it offers a rational perspective that may be unwelcome in Czechia.
An article exploring the implications of the Hugging Face incident and the desire to slow down the rapid development of artificial intelligence.
A literary review discussing themes related to the Third Reich, with a quote about trying to remove a swastika from a Nazi flag.
This review of the film 'Volklore' highlights its unique blend of Moravian traditions and modern influencer culture, drawing a parallel to New Year's resolutions.
An insightful look into the soul and lifestyle of a Gen Z individual.
This review of Julius Reichel's exhibition focuses on his art, which uses everyday items like tracksuits and sweaters to explore themes that are inescapable, even in rural settings.
