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Czech-Polish talks reported to have made progress in resolving Turow mine dispute
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Some foreign students unnecessarily undergoing repeated vaccinations against Covid
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Slight increase in Covid cases, but epidemic still in check
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France, Spain, Netherlands and Monaco to turn orange on Monday
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Government to debate further loosening of coronavirus measures for school-goers
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Kulhánek supports integrity of Ukraine and Georgia in UN address
At the UN General Assembly Foreign Minister Jakub Kulhánek backed the territorial integrity of Ukraine and Georgia and demanded the release of people detained in Belarus.
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British journalist Edward Lucas on Russian spies in Czechia, disinfo, and political polarisation
Edward Lucas has been covering Central Europe since 1986. Czech Radio interviewed him about Russian efforts to polarise regional populations in part via disinformation.
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“Operation Kulak”: Memorial to Czech victims of collectivisation erected below Mount Říp
Thousands of Czech farmers known as “kulaks” were forcibly evicted from their land and homesteads under communism. The biggest wave came 70 years ago, in autumn 1951.
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Renaissance shield stolen by Nazis returned to Czechia by Philadelphia Museum of Art
A Renaissance shield, which was originally stolen by the Nazis from Konopiště Castle during WWII, is being returned to the Czech Republic by the Philadelphia Museum of Art
