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We do not know where this road will lead us; we only know that it will be difficult to follow.
Czech work is not rewarding. The income gap is swiftly rising.
Almost one fifth of employees in the Czech Republic lives in poverty, while business managers possess especially high incomes. But everyone comes cheap compared to the rest of the EU.
In Favour of Useless Education!
Art schools can oppose the current educational system with its focus on competitiveness by meticulously cultivating uselessness.
The homeless woman who froze to death: an environmental issue
Despite it not being immediately obvious, the terrible social conditions of the people living on the streets are interconnected with environmental injustice.
Housing is not yet a human right in Slovakia
A seemingly local issue of eviction points to a much larger problem in Slovakia.
The women of Brest Station
These Chechen women are falling foul of changing attitudes on the EU’s eastern border, but they have made the railway station in Brest an unlikely piece of home in Belarus.
Ideology and professionalism in SME
The third most-read newspaper in Slovakia seems to suffer from a bad case of ideological bias.