by Pavel Koller As spring blossoms into full swing, Easter emerges as a vibrant celebration of renewal, weaving together cherished traditions, joyful egg hunts, and gatherings steeped in both reverence and indulgence, inviting everyone to savor the season’s spirit of hope and togetherness. Easter, in its global glory, defies simplicity. It’s the quiet tear of a Spanish penitent beneath a...
Fabiano Golgo In the longue durée of Catholic history, Jorge Mario Bergoglio’s election in 2013 marked a rupture as subtle yet seismic as the Reformation’s aftershocks. Here was a pope who, in an age of resurgent autocrats and algorithm-driven division, chose the subway over the sedan chair, disdained the pompieri of papal regalia, and declared himself a sinner in need...
This is only a part of the famous quote by well-known German philosopher Karl Marx: “History repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce.” Mankind is an observer as well as a victim of social development proving the truth of this statement. The famous Scottish economist and philosopher Adam Smith in his magnum opus “Wealth of Nations” (1776) theoretically explained...
In the heart of Prague’s stately Bubeneč district stands a residence as grand as the secrets it holds. The Petschek Villa, an architectural jewel with a past as intricate as its stucco detailing, has long been an emblem of wealth, war, and diplomacy. Today, it serves as the official residence of the United States Ambassador to the Czech Republic, but...
War reshapes nations, redraws borders, and topples governments. But its most intimate and immutable scars are etched onto the faces of those who endure it. The human visage—so vulnerable, so expressive—becomes a battlefield of its own, bearing witness to the unrelenting weight of history. From Abraham Lincoln’s hollowed cheeks to the sunken eyes of Dutch marines returning from Afghanistan, war’s...
Interview with David Dávila Estefan Consul at the Embassy of Mexico in Beirut 1. What is your pet’s name, and what makes it unique?My two pet’s names are Ashy and Luis Oreo. Both their personal story and personality makes them unique.2. How did you get your pet, and what inspired you to choose it?They say cats always choose their owners, so...
Story designs that blend European sophistication with Caribbean vibrancy, Laffita has dressed celebrities and high-profil clients, including Ivanka Trump. His journey from the streets of Havana to the ateliers of Milan and ultimately to the Czech Republic is a testament to his relentless ambition and visionary artistry. In this article, we explore Laffita’s rise to fashion prominence, his signature aesthetic,...
St. Patrick's Day, widely recognized as a celebration of Irish culture, is often associated with shamrocks, leprechauns, green beer, and exuberant parades. However, the origins of the day tell a different story, one that begins with a boy named Maewyn Succat. Born in Roman Britain in the late 4th century, Maewyn’s early life was one of privilege, living in a...
Princess Astrid of Norway has died at the age of 94.
Princess Astrid was the last surviving child of King Olav V and the elder sister of the recently deceased King Harald V.
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Princess Astrid of Norway died today. Here she is with her brother the late King Harald. The end of an era as a new reign begins. She lived just long enough to witness it. #Norway
Foreign Minister Petr Macinka, together with @OSCESecGen, Feridun Sinirlioğlu, today opened the OSCE Economic and Environmental Forum at the Czernin Palace.
"We must prepare the OSCE for the security challenges of tomorrow. However, the debate on future risks must not distract
Analyse très pertinente: parallèle entre la course en Méditerranée au XVIII-XIV S et l’exemple des lettres du Gouv US aux entreprises privées de cyber attaque est intelligemment exposé dans cet article. Petite précision: la course était aussi pratiquée par les royaumes européens.
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