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Uniquely preserved medieval kitchen unearthed north of Moravia
Archaeologists made an unusual discovery while excavating the ruins of a medieval house in the town of Nový Jičín in the Moravian-Silesian region.
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2002: The year of the most destructive floods in modern Czech history
Prague was the Czech city most badly affected by the floods – neighbourhoods were flooded and metro stations, monuments and a part of the zoo all ended up underwater.
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Foreigners and the Czech Republic
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Report: Foreigners make up increasingly larger share of Czech population
The number of foreigners living in Czechia has risen by nearly a third over the past five years, according to a newly published Migration Status Report for 2021.
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Small is beautiful – why British students are choosing to study Czech
The University of Sheffield in northern England has a surprising feather in its cap – it has the most students learning Czech out of any UK university.
Nature
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This summer’s dry season for mushrooms linked to climate change
Mushroom-picking is one of Czechia’s most-beloved pastimes. But mushrooms are disappearing due to climate change-induced drought and deforestation.
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World’s deepest freshwater cave in Moravia deeper than previously thought
The world’s deepest freshwater cave, the Hranice Abyss in Moravia, is even deeper than previously thought.
