"What I'm saying now isn't exactly popular even in my party. But I'm looking around the corner." Fiala on how to defeat Babiš
Petr Fiala discusses strategies for defeating Andrej Babiš and the challenges facing Czech politics in the context of rising populism and extremism.
Trump's World (Day 417): Many Americans Fear That War with Iran Will Lead to a Rise in Anti-Semitism
Following an attack on a synagogue in Michigan, many Americans are concerned about a potential increase in anti-Semitism.
"Did not carry out a thorough check." Bitcoin lawyer Titz faces disciplinary lawsuit
Bitcoin lawyer Kárim Titz is facing disciplinary action due to his involvement in a controversial bitcoin affair that led to the dismissal of a Czech justice minister and his deputy.
As a child, she was abused by a guitar teacher, he received a suspended sentence. The girl achieved further justice after her own.
A young woman's battle against a former guitar teacher who abused her as a child leads to public outcry and cancellations of the teacher's performances in her hometown in Czechia.
Go ahead and delete ChatGPT. But don't succumb to the illusion that it solves anything
The article reflects on the complexities of interpreting AI developments through a simplistic lens of good versus evil, using recent events involving two AI companies and the U.S. government as a narrative device.
Alzheimer's is not a hurricane that sweeps through. Still, you can experience joyful moments, says the expert
An expert discusses coping strategies for families facing an Alzheimer's diagnosis, including managing stress, slowing disease progression, and considerations for care.
"This place is not suited for any sexy games." A new exhibition tells the story of intimacy among Czech seniors
A new exhibition titled 'Sexy Silver' explores the intimate lives of Czech seniors, revealing social challenges and expectations around sexuality in care facilities.
Who are the winners of the Deník N Book of the Year poll? Borkovec and Horáčková, Fíla and Petráček
The winners of the Deník N Book of the Year poll have been announced, showcasing a diverse selection of titles for readers to enjoy.
Summary of all tips in the Book of the Year survey by Deník N: Who impressed Topol, Tučková, Borkovec, or Kyša?
The fourth edition of the Book of the Year survey by Deník N has compiled tips from experts, showcasing the best from Czech publishing last year.
Historian Snyder: War Crimes Do Not Win Wars, Rather They Lead to Retribution
Historian Timothy Snyder warns that war crimes could provoke a terrorist attack in the U.S., potentially giving Donald Trump a reason to manipulate upcoming congressional elections.
Beethoven's Virtuoso and Uncrowned Queen of Photography: The Sad Story of the Jireček Sisters
The article explores the lives and struggles of the Jireček sisters, particularly focusing on Julie, who overcame challenges in the male-dominated field of photography in the late 19th century.
Development of the Fighting (Day 1477): "I don't want to anymore, but I still have to." What I heard from a Ukrainian soldier who spent six weeks in position?
The article reports on the experiences of a Ukrainian soldier named Andrij, who describes life on the front lines and the psychological toll of prolonged engagement in the conflict.
Point N: When will the excavators roll into the Krkonoš?
The article discusses the environmental risks posed by the Motorists' coalition in Czechia, particularly under the influence of Filip Turka as he takes charge of the Ministry of the Environment.
Babiš proposed to count the construction of a 'super hospital' in defense spending. However, he would face a significant problem
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš suggested that the costs for a new hospital in Prague could be deducted from defense spending, amidst criticism of the country's military budget.
Hungarian Thirst for Russian Oil: Orbán Argues with 'Expensive' Croatia Over Cheaper Barrels and Plays Hide and Seek in Ukraine
A Hungarian delegation led by Energy Secretary Gábor Czepek visits Ukraine amidst tensions over Russian oil transit, which has been disrupted since a drone strike on a pipeline in January.
The Agency for Social Inclusion is to be dissolved, former minister speaks of vendetta
The Czech Ministry for Regional Development is planning significant changes, including the merger of the Agency for Social Inclusion with the Housing Department, which may lead to the termination of senior officials.
War against Iran may also trigger a food crisis
The ongoing Middle Eastern conflict has significant implications for global geopolitics and economy, potentially leading to a food crisis.
Danced with Putin, now protects tigers. Journalists discovered how much the former Austrian minister earns in Russia.
Former Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl, who drew attention by inviting Vladimir Putin to her wedding in 2018, is now living in Russia where she criticizes the EU and works as an ambassador for Siberian tiger protection.
Now I have to have baldness and a belly, not to lose thirty kilos, says Topolánek about his fight with cancer. The Turk is a frustrated boy for him
Mirek Topolánek discusses his ongoing battle with pancreatic cancer, emphasizing the importance of resilience and mental strength in face of adversity while revealing insights about his political views.
Again not responding? The mistake may not be yours, companies are posting 'ghosting' positions
Czech companies are increasingly advertising 'ghost jobs'—positions that may not actually exist or are uncertain, leaving job applicants without responses.
Rewrite it by hand, print it, and send it to Turk. The Ministry of the Environment has stepped into the analog age
The Czech Ministry of the Environment is moving towards analog processes despite the government's emphasis on digitalization, leading to significant operational changes and a controversial oversight mechanism involving political figures.
Is America Losing the War with Iran?
The article discusses the current geopolitical tensions between the United States and Iran, highlighting domestic political implications and rising oil prices amid the shifting dynamics following a leadership change in Iran.
War with Iran is shooting oneself in the foot. And it threatens the Czech Republic
The article argues against military action in Iran, contending that such aggression, despite being seen as justified by some, is morally wrong and strategically unwise for the Czech Republic.
I Don’t Understand Václav Moravec's Reasons. His Departure Damaged ČT, I Didn’t Expect That, Says Kubal
Michal Kubal expresses surprise at Václav Moravec's abrupt departure from Czech Television, questioning its implications for independence and editorial integrity.
Further revelations about Russia's intervention in the Hungarian election campaign. Putin's agents utilize local influencers
The article discusses Russia's disinformation campaign aimed at supporting Viktor Orbán's government in Hungary using local influencers to spread pro-Kremlin messages.
Trump's World (Day 416): Six Days of War in Iran Cost the USA Eleven Billion Dollars, Patriot Missiles Running Low at Record Pace
The US incurred over eleven billion dollars in costs during the first six days of the war in Iran, with ongoing implications for military supply and strategy.
The European impotence in this war also applies to energy
The EU faces significant challenges regarding rising energy prices, exacerbated by geopolitical tensions, revealing its vulnerability in energy dependency.
The Ministry has abolished forced administration at the Catholic faculty. The twice-dismissed dean Brož returns to its head
The Czech Ministry of Education has lifted the forced administration at the Catholic Theological Faculty of Charles University, reinstating the twice-dismissed Dean Jaroslav Brož following a ruling from the Supreme Administrative Court.
Václav Moravec: They counted on the fact that I wouldn't come to the broadcast with Okamura. I even brought my payslip to the studio
Václav Moravec discusses the unexpected dynamics of his recent broadcast with politician Tomio Okamura and the editorial plans surrounding his departure from Czech Television.
Further Charges in Case of Torturing Women and Forcing into Prostitution. Police Found Weapons and a Grenade
Four additional suspects have been charged in a case involving the torture and forced prostitution of women in Czechia, leading to serious injuries and trauma.
Czechs Bake a Lamb Instead of Roasting a Lamb. Why Do We Eat Sweet Buns at Easter?
Czechs have a unique Easter tradition of baking sweet buns instead of the more common lamb dish found in other European countries.
Profiles of the Finalists in the Deník N Book of the Year Survey: What Tučková, Zeithammerová, and Padevět Read with Enthusiasm
The article presents profiles of the finalists for the Deník N Book of the Year, highlighting various prominent Czech authors and their choices in literature.
Inside, I am still a fool, says Elizaveta Maximova in an interview about Mother, Child, Russia, and the war in Ukraine
Elizaveta Maximova discusses her recent film nominations and reflects on her personal experiences related to her upbringing in Russia and the impact of the war in Ukraine.
People in the Shadow of AI, Rebel Rapper, 80 Aggrieved Journalists: 4 + 3 Films from the One World Festival You Must See
The article highlights key films from the One World Festival that tackle difficult themes in society and emphasize the need to confront various realities.
'I don't miss my kidney, I gave my daughter a second chance.' However, families often remain silent about organ donation out of fear
Olga donated her kidney to her daughter Jana, who was diagnosed with a serious kidney condition, highlighting the personal struggles and societal stigma surrounding organ donation.
Spanish Socialists First Promised a NATO Referendum. After Winning the Elections, They Struggled to Keep the Country in the Alliance
Spanish Socialists initially promised a referendum on NATO during the 1982 elections but reversed their stance after winning, recognizing the necessity of Spain's membership in the Alliance.
Development of the fighting (Day 1476): Ukraine strikes an important military factory. Russia talks about terrorism and promises retaliation
Ukraine has struck a significant military factory in Bryansk, prompting Russia to label the attack as terrorism and vow retaliation.
The Ministry of the Environment awarded an IT contract to an entrepreneur prosecuted in the VZP case
The Czech Ministry of the Environment has awarded an IT contract to a businessman facing prosecution, raising concerns over the bidding process's transparency.
Trump's promises have not restored operations in Hormuz. Ships face attacks, superpowers will release record oil reserves
Despite President Trump's statements indicating the end of the conflict in the Middle East, the situation in the oil market remains tense with prices staying high and shipments at risk.
The coalition wants a register of foreign influences, a similar law was struck down by a court in Slovakia
Czech coalition government plans to establish a register for foreign influences in response to the lack of a systematic legal framework, following a similar law's rejection in Slovakia.
"People are angry and sad." What is happening in the key ministry led by the "Holy Trinity"
The article discusses ongoing issues within a key ministry in the Czech government, highlighting the absence of newly appointed Minister Igor Červený and the implications of recent administrative changes.
Pointa N: Šichtařová Uncovered Double Agents of Censorship. The Names Will Surprise You
Czech MP Markéta Šichtařová, after a brief tenure, left Parliament and sparked discussions by labeling certain individuals as 'double agents of censorship.'
Leaked Photos of Navalny's Body in the Morgue and Details of the Court Examination. Family Requests Respect
Leaked images of Alexei Navalny's corpse published by an anonymous Telegram account have sparked outrage as his family seeks privacy during this difficult time.
How to save hundreds of thousands? Experts advise what to say and what not to say when buying an apartment or house
Experts share negotiating tips for prospective homebuyers in the Czech Republic as property prices continue to rise significantly.
Barking Dogs: Babiš Celebrated Moravec's End and Is Preparing a Whip for NGOs. Is Czechia on the 'Hungarian Path'?
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's comments on the departure of journalist Václav Moravec from Czech Television reflect political tensions in Czechia amid rising concerns about media independence.
Trump's World (Day 415): U.S. is considering sending special forces to Iran for hidden nuclear material
The U.S. is contemplating the deployment of special forces to Iran to secure enriched uranium stocks that could be used for nuclear weapons by the Iranian regime.
Which professions are most threatened by AI? A new study answers a question that is becoming crucial for Generation Z
A new study by the American tech company Anthropic highlights the professions most threatened by AI, particularly those requiring higher qualifications, but notes no mass layoffs have occurred yet.
"Instead of combustion engines, let's start culture." Hundreds of students and artists demonstrated in Prague
Students and artists in Prague protested against cuts in cultural funding and voiced their concerns over the future of the arts in the country.
The Battle for the Embassy in Washington: Three Diplomats Compete, ANO Has Chosen a Former Minister
The Czech government's recent halt of a significant ambassadorial exchange highlights the strategic importance of the U.S. embassy, with a competitive selection process among diplomats closely tied to political influences.
Geopolitics Buries Global Minimum Tax. EU Bends Its Own Laws Because of Trump
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz highlights the current geopolitical reality and the erosion of the international order at the Munich Security Conference, expressing concerns over the decline of multilateral institutions and its economic consequences.