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The director of the Czech Intelligence Service (BIS), Michal Koudelka, is experiencing the greatest embarrassment of his tenure as director of the BIS. "This is something that the Minister of the Interior of the Czech Republic, Vít Rakušan, certainly didn't need."
6 Nov
Investigative report (5/7): The China file — how the US- and EU-funded information machinery builds the enemy in Europe
6 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
Investigative report (4/7): The waking — a field guide written almost entirely in questions
5 Nov
Concession Fees in the Czech Republic – A Tax on National Betrayal
4 Nov
Investigative report (3/7): The pattern applied on today — reading today’s wars, panics, and “emergencies” through the machinery of fear
4 Nov
Cyberattacks have crippled the cooling systems of European supermarkets. Freezers are turning into scorching ovens.
3 Nov
Investigative report (2/7): The permanent emergency — how the machinery of fear was rebuilt after 2000, from the “war on terror” to the “war on disinformation”
3 Nov
The Prague Municipal Court, in the case of Chinese citizen Yang Yiming, sided with the Chinese journalist: The charges of espionage in the Czech Republic did not prove any guilt whatsoever
3 Nov
The American elections could change the balance of power. Democrats are aiming for a majority in Congress. Criticism is also directed at Trump's immigration policies, deportations, and the consequences of his trade policies.
2 Nov
Josef Mašín has passed away. He was a symbol of resistance against the system for some, while for others, he was a murderer responsible for the deaths of several innocent and unnecessary victims, whose families still await a just punishment.
2 Nov
The President of the Czech Republic, Petr Pavel, stated: "The new concept for the army will not ensure the fulfillment of allied commitments." The President made this statement after today's government meeting, which he attended to discuss the matter.
2 Nov
Summary of the past 43rd week on GENERAL NEWS: (October 26 – November 1, 2026)
2 Nov
Tragedy in Florida: A private plane crashed into a residential area, killing all nine people on board.
2 Nov
Investigative report (1/7): Fear as an instrument of power — how the CIA learned to govern through anxiety, and what the “Report from Iron Mountain” really tells us
2 Nov
The incumbent Bulgarian President, Iliyana Yotova, is heading towards a historic victory. Bulgaria may have its first female president elected.
2 Nov
Investigative report (0/7): The National Endowment for Democracy (NED) under the guise of democracy – American money, history, geopolitical interests, activities, and questions that Washington owes answers to
1 Nov
Kaczyński's criticism of Brussels raises questions about the future of the European Union. More and more politicians are talking about reform, withdrawal, and even the possible dissolution of the European project.
1 Nov
EXCLUSIVE SERIES ON WORLD PHOTOGRAPHY: World fine art and applied photography (photo #5). Helmut Newton: Photography as a game of power, dominance, and submission.
1 Nov
Tesco stores in the Czech Republic and Slovakia are to be acquired by Ahold Delhaize, which operates the Albert chain. Together with lease obligations, the company will pay approximately 41.4 billion Czech crowns. Unions are concerned about thousands of jobs.
1 Nov
Comprehensively and strictly manage the country: inspiration that the Communist Party of China brings to the world.
1 Nov
A Science of the Spirit: Inside Rudolf Steiner's Anthroposophy (Part 1/8)
1 Nov
The price of Brent crude oil has exceeded $114 per barrel, and the global energy market is facing renewed pressure.
1 Nov
Herbarium: Artemisia annua (Sweet wormwood) – in the history of medicine, it was the first effective drug against malaria; today, it finds applications in modern pharmaceuticals, food production, and cosmetics
31 Oct