Development of the Battles (Day 1467): What the United States Learned from Ukraine and How It Is Improving, Terrorizing Russia
The article discusses recent developments in the conflict in Ukraine, highlighting the lessons the U.S. has drawn from its involvement and how these lessons are impacting the ongoing situation in Russia and Ukraine.
Map: How many competitors will your child have for admission to eight-year grammar schools and how many places are available
Interest in eight-year grammar schools is slowly declining, with this year's applications down slightly from last year's figures.
Olomouc Prosecutors Wanted to Prosecute Blažek, Now the Bitcoin Case Has Moved to Prague
The investigation into the bitcoin case involving Blažek and his deputy has shifted from Olomouc to Prague amid discussions of prosecutable evidence and political implications.
Point N: The War in Iran as a Test - Not Just for the Great Powers but Also for the Czech Government
The article discusses the legitimacy of the recent US and Israeli attacks on Iran, particularly focusing on the implications for Czech foreign policy.
When the sky doesn’t stop buzzing. A report from Beirut, which has become a refuge for the displaced
The article reports on the plight of displaced families in Beirut who have fled conflict and are now living on the city’s promenade, surrounded by their belongings and under the watchful eye of Israeli drones.
The Fight Over Iran Will Also Affect Russia's War Against Ukraine. What Americans Won't Give Kyiv and What Iranians and Moscow Will No Longer Exchange
The article discusses how the U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian targets have shifted the focus away from the war in Ukraine, raising concerns in both Moscow and Kyiv regarding geopolitical impacts.
Three downed F-15s will not dull the strength of the USA, but the fall of the Iranian regime may not mean their victory
The article discusses the military capabilities of the US and its allies compared to Iran, emphasizing the clear superiority of American and Israeli forces in a potential conflict.
A Chinese has already died in Iran. Chinese spies are working hard in Tehran, but Chinese soldiers are not in a hurry
A Chinese journalist in Iran remains in Tehran amidst escalating tensions, as the Chinese government urges citizens to evacuate.
The Deadly Negotiator or How Trump Stopped Being Afraid and Started Overthrowing Regimes
The article discusses Donald Trump's shift from opposing U.S. foreign interventions to advocating for regime change in Iran and inciting popular uprisings.
Don't expect an oil crisis like in the 1970s. Europe is more resilient to shocks today, says economist
An economist discusses the resilience of Europe to potential oil shocks caused by instability in the Middle East and the impact on travel costs.
Notes from a Safe Shelter in a Dangerous World
The author shares personal experiences of life in Israel amidst ongoing danger, reflecting the complexities of living under threat with limited safe intervals.
Thousands of Czechs Stranded in the Persian Gulf Countries. The Conflict Will Also Complicate Matters for Other Tourists
Thousands of Czech tourists are stranded in the Persian Gulf due to airspace closures following Iranian attacks, impacting travel plans for many.
Anti-abortion group wants to prevent another blockade of the march. In Prague, they have planned twenty different routes
An anti-abortion group in Prague is organizing a march with various routes to avoid previous blockades from pro-choice protesters.
Iran may start shooting in all directions, says former intelligence agent. According to him, the crisis also endangers Europe
A former intelligence agent discusses the potential implications of Iran's actions on Europe and the likelihood of a regime change.
Every fifth woman, every tenth man. Hundreds of thousands of people have encountered domestic violence in the Czech Republic, a survey showed
A recent survey indicates that hundreds of thousands of people in the Czech Republic have experienced domestic violence, highlighting significant gender disparities.
Gas prices dramatically rise in Europe due to Iran; storage facilities are emptier after a harsh winter
Gas prices in Europe surged significantly due to tensions with Iran, exacerbating already low storage levels after winter.
They were symbols of luxury and security, now the Gulf Arab states face a moment of truth. Will the sheikhs take revenge for the ayatollahs' attack?
Gulf Arab states are grappling with escalating regional tensions following a series of attacks, questioning their position between the US and Iran while a misfired Kuwaiti defense incident adds to the crisis.
You cannot imagine what we have been experiencing. Now a revolution is starting for us, say Iranians living in the Czech Republic
Iranians living in the Czech Republic gathered in Prague to support demonstrators against the Islamic regime in Iran and express their hopes for freedom following recent developments in their home country.
“Very Strange.” The Minister of Justice is Concerned About the Development Surrounding the Bitcoin Case
Czech Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc has expressed concern over unusual developments in a Bitcoin case, stating he will seek documentation from the public prosecutor's office.
The battle for control over military use of AI has fully erupted in the USA. Who will win?
A significant dispute has emerged in the USA regarding the use of AI in military applications, resulting in a clash between the Pentagon and the AI company Anthropic.
Three European Powers to Respond to Iran with 'Defensive Measures'. Iranian Drones Target Their Bases
The three largest European powers announced plans for defensive measures against Iran following its indiscriminate missile attacks in the region.
"His Perspective Convicted Us." Hradec University Hired a Professor Accused of Toxic Behavior
Hradec University in Czechia recently employed a professor previously accused of inappropriate conduct at his former institution, amid mixed reactions from students and faculty.
Where do modern authoritarians draw their power and how to get rid of them?
The podcast explores the landscape of contemporary authoritarian regimes, their sources of power, and strategies for dismantling such systems.
Trump's World (Day 406): Do the USA have a plan? We identified Khamenei's successor, but then we killed them, Trump admitted
Donald Trump discusses the complexities of U.S. involvement in Iran following the killing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, expressing mixed signals on American strategy and leadership change in Iran.
"Mr. Okamura speaks to his voters." The view of events in Iran split Babiš's government
Tomio Okamura criticized the US and Israel regarding the situation in the Middle East, highlighting the potential for a new migration wave and energy crisis, while defending the need to adhere to international law.
In the front line, geopolitics is not addressed. Ukrainians are already coded for resilience, says Czech drone operator
A Czech drone operator discusses the motivations behind Czech volunteers joining the fight in Ukraine, the challenges faced by Ukrainian soldiers, including fatigue and desertion, and issues surrounding military preparedness amid criticisms from NATO.
It is ingrained in us that emotions in men are a sign of weakness. I used to be unable to express what was happening inside me, says actor Březina
Actor Filip Březina reflects on the challenges of expressing emotions, drawing from his experiences in the successful TV series 'Smysl pro tumor' and his current movie role.
Musical Tanks near Kyiv, Escaping Families. This is One of the Strongest Artistic Works about the War in Ukraine
The album 'Perseverantia' captures a profound emotional spectrum related to the war in Ukraine, utilizing music devoid of lyrics yet powerful in its expression.
“It reminded me of a comet.” A Czech woman in Dubai prepares to flee to the desert after attacks
A Czech expatriate in Dubai shares her experience of chaos and confusion caused by missile attacks in the UAE, prompting her to consider fleeing.
Global Decline or Market Fluctuation? How an Attack on Iran Will Affect the World Economy
The article discusses the rising oil prices in anticipation of a potential attack on Iran and the implications for the global economy.
Olympic Figure Skating Is at Its Peak, but Europe Is Weakening, Says Former Judge Olga Žáková
In an interview, former figure skating judge Olga Žáková assesses the changes in the sport following the latest Olympics, noting a rise in global performance but a decline in European dominance.
Will the regime survive Khamenei's death? How will Iran take revenge? We answer the most important questions
The death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is expected to create a significant power vacuum in Iran, paralleling the upheaval of the 1979 Iranian Revolution, raising questions about the regime's stability and its potential response.
Churches Speak of a Quiet Return of Young People to Faith. Statistics Show a Different Picture
A study by the British Bible Society indicates a significant increase in church attendance among young adults in Britain, despite conflicting official statistics.
Guardian of the Revolution and Architect of Suppression. The Era of Khamenei Ends at the Hands of Those He Hated the Most.
The article discusses the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and the mixed reactions of celebration and sorrow surrounding it.
"We were in the basement all night." Attacks shocked thousands of Czechs in Dubai
Czechs in Dubai are advised to travel only if necessary and to register with the DROZD system due to Iranian drone attacks targeting the UAE in retaliation for recent US and Israeli strikes against Iran.
Trump has become a revolutionary who longs for peace. Therefore, he is overthrowing three regimes at once
Donald Trump has evolved from criticizing regime change to engaging in military operations aimed at overthrowing multiple governments.
Fill up your tank sooner rather than later. What will the attack on Iran do to oil prices and when will we feel it in the Czech Republic?
The potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran in response to an attack could significantly raise oil prices, impacting fuel costs in the Czech Republic.
What is Growing Up in a Rainbow Family in Russia Like? Non-binary Literary Star Doesn’t Sugarcoat It
A new novel discusses the challenges faced by a boy growing up in a rainbow family in Russia amid a homophobic environment.
The 42nd FAMUFEST is approaching and it will be a real "Ride"!
The upcoming 42nd FAMUFEST aims to embody the theme of 'Ride', exploring aspects of pace, intensity, and moments of pause within its festival programming.
"The assassination of Khamenei does not mean the fall of the regime." An expert explains what may happen in Iran
An expert discusses the potential implications of a possible assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, including the dynamics of Iranian politics and regional instability.
Is Khamenei dead, or does he 'stand firm in the field'? The information fog surrounding the Iranian leader
The article discusses uncertainty surrounding the health and status of Iranian leader Ali Khamenei amid escalating military actions targeting Iran's military and nuclear capabilities.
Historian Snyder: Our Authoritarianism and Our Corruption. Why Attack Iran?
Historian Timothy Snyder discusses the connections between authoritarianism, corruption, and the rationale for military action against Iran.
The regime in Tehran waits, has not yet played its strongest cards, warns an Iran expert
An expert comments on Iran's possible retaliation and the geopolitical situation regarding US and regional tensions.
"This is not your war." Attack on Iran as a test of international law and support from allies
The Omani Foreign Minister Badr Busaydi expressed horror over the recent U.S. and Israeli military actions against Iran, emphasizing the undermining of diplomatic efforts and urging the U.S. to refrain from further involvement.
Both the government and the opposition stand by allies. The only parliamentary party criticizing Trump's strike on Iran
Israel and the United States launched a military strike against Iran, with Czech political leaders largely supporting the action except for one party that criticized it.
“Trump is More Inclined to Escalate Conflicts.” Ambassador to Israel on Attacks on Iran and Further Developments
The article features an interview discussing the implications of Israeli attacks on Iran, the potential for regional conflict escalation, and the stability of the Iranian regime.
This time Trump’s attack may not go so easily – on the battlefield and at home
Donald Trump announced a joint U.S. and Israeli military strike on Iran, emphasizing its aim to protect American citizens from the Iranian regime.
"I don't know how we would do it." Eight municipalities describe their stance on the mandatory castration of stray cats
Municipalities in Czechia express concerns and considerations regarding a proposal for mandatory castration of stray cats to tackle their overpopulation and health issues.
Prevention of Bullying and Stopping Abuse: An Interview with an Irish Professor on Why to Put Down the Phone and Listen to Children
The article discusses an interview with Professor Lundy about the importance of listening to children to prevent bullying and abuse.
Iran Responds to Attacks by Israel and the USA. Where Else Are Explosions Heard in the Region?
Iran has responded to military actions involving Israel and the USA, with explosions reported in multiple locations including Bahrain.