Commentary Archives

Life after Delvita?
One consumer who's hooked on choice produce laments the reign of the off-the-shelf grocery sector in Prague
[Dec 13th, 2006]

Life or death
Czechs follow the United States' lead on Saddam's fate
[Dec 6th, 2006]

Energy spin
Czech pro-nuclear authorities are showing their biases
[Nov 29th, 2006]

Unraveling Czech corruption
Although problems are rampant, investment continues to pour in. Why?
[Nov 22nd, 2006]

Paying respect
Lip-service honors don't replace lost property
[Nov 15th, 2006]

Motivating cleanups
Polluters must not be allowed to weaken toxic reporting laws
[Nov 8th, 2006]

Small is better
The Czech Republic lags behind healthy economies in the development of a crucial sector — and it's not big business
[Nov 1st, 2006]

It's a misses' world
For Czech women, beauty and brains clearly coexist
[Oct 25th, 2006]

Putin's story
The political assassination of journalist Anna Politkovskaya reveals Russia's true state of affairs
[Oct 18th, 2006]

A simple, honorable man
[Oct 11th, 2006]

Unlocking the Cabinet
President Václav Klaus may yet have an unexpected option for ending the government crisis
[Oct 4th, 2006]

Conspicuous in its absence
The most alarming aspect of the proposed U.S. missile site is the lack of public debate
[Sep 27th, 2006]

Content to watch
Czech businesses are stuck in a time warp about expanding their investments in Romania
[Sep 20th, 2006]

Now you see it
Inconsistencies are rife in preserving historic architecture in Prague
[Sep 13th, 2006]

Bitter cure
Rath knows health care's problems as no predecessor has, and he's taking action. But will it work?
[Nov 30th, 2005]