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PM Babiš proposes joint European missile defence system at Prague summit
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Coalition leaders agree on cuts to 2027 budget deficit
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Czech Television plans to cut 12 percent of workforce by 2030
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Police investigating contamination at former military site
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NATO troops taking part in Ample Strike exercise in Czechia
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From mortgages to food prices: Climate Week Prague puts climate change into everyday terms
Climate Week Prague brings climate change closer to everyday life, from food and housing to finance, says sustainable finance expert Linda Zeilina-Cross.
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Could climate change threaten the quality of Czech beer? Researchers work on drought-resistant hops
Prolonged drought and extreme heat have led to a poor hop harvest. Could climate change threaten the quality of one of the country's best-known export products?
Society
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Czech Radio testing new radio warning system for emergencies
National public broadcaster Czech Radio is testing a new system designed to warn the public of emergencies through radio broadcasting.
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Letters to Olga: Exhibition showcases Havel’s prison correspondence
Among events in Prague marking the imminent 90th anniversary of Václav Havel’s birth is an exhibition of letters the then dissident sent his wife from a communist jail.
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In Memoriam: Otto Jelinek, Prague-born Canadian politician and skating world champion
Otto Jelinek, who was born in Prague but spent almost all of a remarkable life in Canada, has died at the age of 86.
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Wimbledon champion Nosková reaches last eight at US Open
Wimbledon winner Linda Nosková beat Marta Kostyuk in dramatic style to reach the quarter-finals of another Grand Slam, the US Open, for the first time.
