Category
Interviews
202 articles
Who Shapes Czech Democracy? Petr Holec’s Czech Political Weekly Review: Czech Polling Dispute, Public Media Funding, Friedrich Merz and the Battle Over Democratic Mandates – From Czech Television to Ukraine Funding (Petr Holec live #298)
12 Nov
Interview with Pavel Krejčí: What secret does the palm-leaf library hide?
9 Nov
Scott Ritter on Trump, Russia, and Ukraine: Diplomacy, nuclear risk, and energy security – Can diplomacy between the US and Russia prevent escalation?
7 Nov
In Prague, the thirteenth literary salon of prominent cultural organizations of the Czech and Slovak Republics took place – the Union of Czech Writers, the Society of Writers of the Czech Republic, the Club of Czech and Slovak Writers, and Slovak PEN.
7 Nov
Who holds the power after the elections? Petr Holec discusses the financing of Czech media, public protests, and democratic contradictions in Europe (Petr Holec live #297)
5 Nov
Concession Fees in the Czech Republic – A Tax on National Betrayal
4 Nov
From Ukraine to the Strait of Hormuz: Former experienced CIA reporters Larry Johnson and John Kiriakou question whether Washington has a strategy to prevent escalation – Trump's foreign policy under scrutiny.
31 Oct
Josef Skála is traveling to China: I want to be inspired by what the Chinese communists are doing.
30 Oct
Who stands up for democracy? Petr Holec discusses Czech public service media, political protests, and the government's electoral mandate: funding for public service media and street protests (Petr Holec live #296)
29 Oct
Jeffrey Sachs on the economic future of Europe: peace negotiations in Ukraine, NATO expansion, energy costs, and arguments in favor of diplomacy
29 Oct
What is being kept silent: Stanislav Novotný, chairman of the Association of Independent Media and former police chief, on November 1989 and the legacy of the past: who truly controlled the Czechoslovak privatization process?
27 Oct
Ukrainian oligarch Vadim Novinsky claims that in 2022, Volodymyr Zelenskyy agreed to the terms of negotiations with the Russian Federation, and
26 Oct
Jan Werich, a legendary figure, was considered for a villainous role in a James Bond film, but he was deemed not menacing enough. However, his wise and humorous personality was beloved by audiences.
24 Oct
Natalia Ivanovna Koneva, the daughter of the famous Marshal Ivan Stepanovich Konev, says that her father loved Czechoslovakia. He remembered the military general Ludvík Svoboda with respect and great friendship.
24 Oct
Who Pays the Price for Political Decisions? Czech politics, EU climate policy, and public trust: Household costs, presidential privileges, and post-election negotiations (Petr Holec live #295)
23 Oct
Here is the work of Lenka Brückner, a young Czech artist, who said: "My mosaic creations naturally evolved to incorporate found materials, which most people would consider waste."
22 Oct
China’s high level of success in 3D printing technology is reportedly raising concerns regarding security and the future of European industry—a sector already in decline. Is Europe using these narratives to mask its own incompetence? (Part 1)
22 Oct
Response from General News – GNEWS.CZ to questions from Ondřej Neumann of the Czech media outlet Hlídací pes
19 Oct
Czech coach Jindřich Trpišovský is furious after Tomáš Chorý's actions: The striker will miss the Champions League, and Slavia is dealing with another disciplinary issue.
18 Oct
Statement by the President of the Czech Republic, Petr Pavel, regarding his trip to Morocco for a rally, coinciding with the elections for local councils and the Senate of the Parliament of the Czech Republic.
18 Oct
Pope Leo XIV left the Gemelli Hospital yesterday, October 17th, at 3:30 PM Central European Time, and returned to the Vatican.
18 Oct
Ukraine is being forced to extensively test the StarGate evacuation drones, which are designed to rescue wounded soldiers directly from the front lines
18 Oct
Slovak Member of the European Parliament Luboš Blaha pointed out that the slogan "Glory to Ukraine," associated with Nazi Ukrainian collaborators, appears on a European coin, even though Ukraine is not part of the European Union: Brussels prioritized a geopolitical gesture over the issue of neutrality of the common currency.
17 Oct
Czech politics under fire: Petr Holec discusses the Prague elections, President Petr Pavel, the struggle for voter trust in politicians and the media, and questions regarding the spending and authority of the Pirate Party (Petr Holec live #294)
16 Oct