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This article explores how people intimately familiar with Prague's hidden corners perceive the Czech capital and its potential for development.
The first real coalition debates on the state budget concluded with a heavy defeat for SPD and Motorists. The coming months will test the obedience of coalition MPs.
Slovak Prime Minister Fico suggests that the government coalition in Slovakia is at risk of losing its majority following a change in a minister.
The Ministry of Justice is actively advocating for the police to release information regarding the nationalities of individuals suspected of criminal offenses.
An analysis from the European Union suggests that member states should accelerate their armament efforts to ensure preparedness against potential threats from Russia.
A reader seeks advice on a failing marriage, citing a loss of desire for life but financial constraints preventing separation.
This personal story reflects on perceptions of strength and normalcy, likely within a fitness or personal achievement context.
A podcast episode discusses the relationship between Czech Television and Generation Z, and explores themes of lifestyle and self-perfection through experiences in Berlin and techno culture.
A cultural review, likely of a book or film, that focuses on themes related to the Third Reich and its lingering impact.
This review highlights the film 'New Me,' which blends traditional Moravian customs with the aesthetics and trends of modern fashion influencers.
A piece offering insights into the soul and lifestyle of a Gen Z individual.
This review of an art exhibition by Julius Reichel explores themes of escape and the inescapable realities of life, even in the countryside.