Czechia

Petr Kott's Conditional Release Petr Kott, former deputy and Member of Parliament, has been conditionally released from Brno prison after serving more than half of his eight-year sentence for corruption. His release was facilitated by the Brno Municipal Court, following his good behavior in prison and compliance in paying his fine of 15 million Czech crowns. Kott was incarcerated in connection with a series of manipulated contracts in the Central Bohemian Region. Remorse and Future Plans Following his release, Kott has expressed remorse for his actions, acknowledging their illegality and immorality. He has particularly lamented the impact his actions had on his family, especially his parents and children, and has shown a keen desire to make amends. In the period following his release, Kott plans to return to his medical career. He has scheduled to work at a hospital in Beroun, thereby avoiding potential comp...

The Birth of a Unique Collaboration In the realm of illustration, it isn't often that competitors become collaborators. But for Czech illustrators Lukas Tomek and Ilona Polanska, this is precisely what happened. The duo, who met as rivals in an illustration competition, joined forces to develop a unique illustration style that has since gained international recognition. Operating under the studio name "Tomski Polanski," Tomek and Polanska have carved a niche for themselves with their unique storytelling through illustration. Developing a Distinctive Style Both Tomek and Polanska are avid cyclists, and their passion for cycling often seeps into their work, providing a unique theme that distinguishes them in the art world. However, their style isn't confined to one subject or theme. They believe in maintaining a cohesive style that evolves over time, enabling them to explore various themes and techniques. This...