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MPs slam Environmental Inspectorate for botching investigation of Bečva River poisoning
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GPs and vaccination centres start administering booster shots against Covid-19
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Disputes over wage growth in public sector continue
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Oath party removes candidates over failure to produce lustration certs
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Uninsured Czech climbers in Pakistan not to get help from state
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St. Ludmila, martyred 1100 years ago, an early, enduring symbol of Czech national pride
Saint Ludmila, the first historically documented duchess of Bohemia, was murdered on the 15 September 921. She became a symbol of Czech pride during the National Revival.
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Czech architect Jiří Boudník, who aided NYC’s “9/11” rescue effort, created key Ground Zero models
Jiří Boudník was working on a site a few subway stops from the Twin Towers on 9/11, and knew at least a partial collapse was imminent. He headed straight to Ground Zero.
