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Czech, Hungarian governments hold first joint meeting in Prague
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Two people charged over benzene train accident in Hustopeče nad Bečvou
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Foreign nationals now make up a quarter of Prague’s population
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Czechia ranks 13th in European digital dependence study
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Siniaková withdraws from Guangzhou tournament before second-round match
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Business
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Unprecedented El Niño to hit Czechs in the wallet, experts say
The “Super El Niño” climate pattern will mainly hit Pacific Ocean states. However, experts warn that Czechs will also feel it – in the prices of certain commodities.
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Czech crop invention heads to European farms through British partnership
A Czech invention that helps crops develop stronger roots is heading to European farms through a partnership between Czech scientzsts and Britain’s INTRACROP.
Society
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Pigs' eyes, real skills: surgeons practise with cutting-edge technology in Prague
An international course in Prague gave eye surgeons the chance to practise delicate operations using artificial eyes, biological tissue and advanced 3D microscopes.
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Czech galleries explore art’s potential to improve mental health
Cultural institutions are joining forces with experts from the National Institute of Mental Health to explore how cultural activities can support mental well-being.
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History
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Inside Prague’s bell tower, where communist secret police spied on Western diplomats
Prague’s St Nicholas bell tower once warned of fires, then became a secret police surveillance post. A new exhibition explores its past.
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Historic Spitfire returns to Czechia after decades abroad
A historic Spitfire flown by a Czechoslovak RAF squadron during World War II has returned to Czechia after decades abroad. It was unveiled at Prague’s Točná airfield.
