Pirates and Prague Each Other Wait for Mayors to Remember They Are Liberals ↗
Front page leadThe future leadership of the capital is currently being directed by STAN and Spolu. A two-party coalition, however, does not seem very likely.
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The news on Respekt.cz covers domestic Czech politics, including upcoming elections and local government dynamics, as well as a significant espionage case involving a Chinese national. International news includes a statement from Ukrainian President Zelenskyy regarding Russia's intentions. There's…
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Alleged Chinese Spy Unexpectedly Lost His Right Hand ↗
The court began proceedings in the case of Jang I-ming, who worked in the Czech Republic as a journalist, but according to the indictment, this was merely a cover for espionage activities.
Court to Decide Next Week on Detention of Chinese Citizen Accused of Espionage ↗
The court will decide next week on the detention of a Chinese citizen accused of espionage.
Putin Won't Be Satisfied With Any Territory; He Wants to Destroy Ukraine… ↗
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated in Brussels that Putin will not be satisfied with any territory and aims to destroy Ukraine.
Final Round of Senate Elections Begins in Czechia ↗
The final round of this year's partial Senate election began in the Czech Republic.
Can Culture Be Separated from Politics? And Does Klempíř Dare Go to Jihlava? ↗
A podcast discussing whether culture can be separated from politics and if a specific individual will attend an event in Jihlava.
In Ústí, They Deployed Freedom and Audacity Against ANO. And Won Decisively ↗
The article discusses how 'freedom and audacity' were used to defeat the ANO party in Ústí, resulting in a decisive victory.
Will Kuba End Up in the Opposition in Český Budějovice? ↗
Events in South Bohemia deserve national attention.
Municipal Elections as a Recipe to Defeat ANO. Behind the Scenes of Coalition… ↗
This podcast delves into municipal elections as a strategy to defeat the ANO party, exploring the behind-the-scenes of coalition negotiations in large cities.
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