NUG World

Every company wants people who represent it with genuine conviction. Yet few people talk about the fact that being able to represent yourself is just as important.

A university degree alone is no longer enough to succeed. Today's employers are looking for practical skills, critical thinking and an international outlook. Discover how NEWTON University prepares the next generation of leaders through a modern, hands-on approach to learning.

Taking the time to pause and honestly reflect on where your relationships and life are heading takes courage. But stepping back can be eye-opening, helping you recognise what truly fulfils you and what is simply holding you back.

After three months, the Czech Republic is bringing its temporary fuel price cap to an end. What impact did the measure have on the market, and what can drivers expect now that fuel prices will once again be set by market forces? In an interview for TV Nova, our economist Jan Boubín explains why price caps rarely deliver lasting results.

Has the government delivered on its promises, or simply mastered the art of political communication? Experts have taken a closer look at how effectively Andrej Babiš's government programme has been implemented. Their analysis reveals a striking gap between political reality and the image presented on social media.

Blindly following trends won't make you a market leader. In an interview for Marketing & Media, Karel Novotný (guarantor of the MBA Marketing program at Newton University) and Michal Pastier (lecturer of an exclusive annual block) reveal why artificial intelligence will never replace strategic thinking and what skills separate average marketers from the top ones.

Born and raised in the Czech Republic, fluent in Czech, yet deeply connected to their families' heritage, the second generation of Vietnamese Czechs is challenging outdated stereotypes. Today, they are entrepreneurs, professionals and changemakers, offering a fresh perspective on what it means to be Czech in an increasingly diverse society.

Dozens of open tabs, notes scattered across different places, procrastinating on studying, and the feeling that you do not know where to start. This is what the exam period looks like for many students.

The nomination tug-of-war between the Castle and the Straka Academy over the leadership of the Czech delegation at the upcoming North Atlantic Alliance summit is escalating. The government has decided that Prime Minister Andrej Babiš will head the delegation, while President Petr Pavel is demanding adherence to customs or a compromise division of the agenda. But what are the realistic diplomatic options? 'Accreditation for the head of the delegation was granted a long time ago, and it is no longer possible to change it, even in terms of time. It is practically impossible for the president to attend such a meeting without the accreditation that the Prime Minister already holds,' explains political scientist Lukáš Valeš from NEWTON University in a report for TV Nova, detailing the strict rules of international protocol.