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  • The Church Is Somewhere In-between

    interview “Conservative, identity-based piety will not offer people any vision of the future. Certainly, the kind of Church we know from Poland or even the Czech Republic will not do it,” says Monsignor Prof.…

  • Wake up, Europe, to what World We Are in!

    interview Europe still has enormous soft power. It’s one of our problems – says Timothy Garton Ash in an interview with Aleksander Kaczorowski.

  • Elections in Slovakia, or Russian roulette

    interview Rastislav Káčer analyzes the future results of the upcoming elections in Slovakia and disseminates the biggest potential threats to the Slovak Republic. He compares the fatalistic mood of Mečiar´s…

  • Elżbieta Mączyńska: How to Deal with Inflation

    interview Every crisis is a lesson. The lesson here is that you should not loosen monetary policy too much. The question is how to do it without harming the actual economy – says Professor Elżbieta Mączyńska…

  • Daniel Münich: The Labor Market in the Czech Republic. We Are Getting into a Rut, Again

    interview We know nothing about the people who came here due to the war in Ukraine, and that is a big mistake, says an economist Daniel Münich in an interview with Robert Schuster. He thinks that one of the…

  • Jiří Švejcar: Continuous Training and Education Raises Productivity

    interview The Czech labor market will have transformed radically by 2030, some jobs will disappear entirely and approximately 330,000 people will lose their jobs, Jiří Švejcar says in an interview with Robert…

  • A Whole Generation Has Grown Up with Putin’s Propaganda

    interview This year, Marina Ovsyannikova interrupted a broadcast of Vremya to protest against the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which made international news headlines. What led her to do this courageous move…

  • Janina Ochojska: Humanitarian and Military Aid are Two Different Things.

    interview Humanitarian and military aid are two different things. If we confuse one with the other, the very idea of humanitarian aid is at risk of being destroyed says Janina Ochojska in an interview with…

  • Bruno Maçães: Europe is Emerging as a Geopolitical Union

    interview The problems that Europe is facing are directly related to errors of national policy, particularly in Germany, yet the EU has been much bolder and more decisive than the average member state in this…

  • Javier Blas: For Those Who barter the World’s Resources, the War Is an Opportunity

    interview The point when Russia has maximum energy leverage against Europe is early winter, when during the coldest snap Vladimir Putin decides to turn off the gas. I think the people really realize how ugly…

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