It's about trust, the functioning of the state, the media, schools, hospitals, businesses, everyday life – and ultimately about whether as a society we can maintain calm and the ability to make rational decisions when something falls apart. (translated)
Do Rady vlády pro lidská práva podle zjištění Deníku N míří aktivista bojující za zákaz tranzicí Daniel Black, právník, který spolupracuje s protipotratovým Hnutím pro život Jakub Kříž nebo bývalá Miss World Taťána Kuchařová. Česká realita zase jednou předčila vlastní parodii. #LidskáPráva #Tranzice #ČeskáRealita
The European Union, according to political geographer @MichaelRomancov, is introducing a geopolitical ambition that has far-reaching implications for the first time since the beginning of this century. The proposal for closer cooperation with Canada is, according to him, a response to the changing world and Donald Trump's politics. (translated)
"It's something that is only being speculated about right now. No one at this moment knows what it will mean," says political geographer Michael Romancov. However, if a new type of relationship between the EU and Canada is truly established, it could, according to him, transform the broader arrangement of the world. (translated)
Let's analyze the current political debate that has erupted on two continents simultaneously. Will Canada become the first associated member of the EU? We answer in a special episode. (translated)
The Russians struck Kyiv with ballistic missiles. "Kyiv is under ballistic fire. Stay in shelters!" urged Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko. (translated)
"The moderator of ČT24 @reznickova_t in Studio N about the planned resistance at Kavčí hory: 'Now it will be much bigger, people will definitely notice it. And it will be at a time when something can still be changed. Personally, I wouldn't mind breaking the law in the fight for independence.'" (translated)
Employees of Czech Television are preparing more visible steps to defend the independence of the media. "Now it will be much bigger, people will definitely notice it. And it will still be at a time when something can be changed," says Tereza Řezníčková, a presenter for ČT24, in an interview for Studio N. (translated)
"It's a lost generation. Changing the regime won't change anything, removing Putin isn't enough," says journalist Alsu Kurmasheva from Radio Free Europe in Studio N, whom Putin's regime tried to break in Russian detention. (translated)
BBC is cutting freelance correspondent positions across Europe. "They are losing five people who know the local languages, have excellent contacts, and are very familiar with those countries," says Rob Cameron, who covered the Czech Republic and Slovakia for BBC, in Studio N. (translated)
A Russian drone crashed near the Ukrainian-Polish crossing in Yahodyn today. The Polish authorities issued warnings in areas near the border, and sirens sounded in several districts. (translated)
A Russian drone hit a locomotive of a passenger train two kilometers from the border with Poland. The train was traveling from Kyiv to Warsaw. No passengers were injured. (translated)
Outgoing BBC correspondent in Prague @RobCJournalist comments in Studio N on the effort of Babiš's government to change the funding of public media. (translated)
The plane with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky while departing from Moldova to Norway for the funeral of King Harald V was almost hit by a drone. This was announced by Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Störe. (translated)
"I have metastases in my lungs. I am waiting for a research program and undergoing chemotherapy. If nothing happens and if we don't try something, it won't last long, but it might hold on for a year," says former Prime Minister Mirek Topolánek in Studio N. (translated)
"What will happen when a crisis comes, another war starts, or we get entangled in something? We have no reserve at all, it's a criminal budget. If the finance minister pushed such a budget on me, I would resign," says former Prime Minister Mirek Topolánek in Studio N. (translated)
Petra Procházková on Studio N about how the Kremlin recruits people who operate on our territory. (translated)
"The climate crisis is just another item on the list of challenges. Today's generation carries a much greater burden than we did. According to that, they behave differently, it impacts them, and they are labeled as snowflakes," says psychologist Vlaďka Bartáková in Studio N. (translated)
"The main thesis that is winning among Russian officers is: let's destroy them from within, let's destroy them with their own weapons," says Petra Procházková in Studio N. (translated)
"It seems that Russia is so exhausted by the war in Ukraine that it does not have the strength for a major conflict with NATO countries. It will behave like others have behaved towards it before: like a louse in a fur coat," says war reporter Petra Procházková in Studio N. (translated)
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