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Front page leadCzech Prime Minister Babiš employs increasingly harsh language in closed-door meetings and towards the public.
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Czech Prime Minister Babiš employs increasingly harsh language in closed-door meetings and towards the public.
According to the latest estimates, Israeli elections have resulted in a tie between the government and the opposition, but no government can be formed without Arab parties.
The National Theatre's drama union has declared a strike alert, demanding the resignation of Klempíř.
The parliamentary budget committee has interrupted its discussion on imposing an extraordinary tax on oil refineries.
Hundreds of students in Prague gathered to express their support for the independence of public service media.
Igor Lukeš reflects on historical patterns of obedience in Czech history.
MP David Pražák, who recently left the ANO party, discusses his reasons for departure and his past experiences within the government.
A podcast discussing the potential impact of Donald Trump's unpopularity on the Republican party and the rising price of gasoline.
Pianist Miroslav Beinhauer champions a unique musical instrument that has awaited recognition for decades.
The TV series 'Prison Ward B' is highlighted as being significantly superior to other Czech productions.
The Avalanches' album is described as exploring sound flea markets and reminiscing about the early days of the internet.
Jan Knap's exhibition 'Angels with a Watering Can' features his paintings of an idealized world.