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Strike of judiciary sector employees going ahead next week
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Central bank says risk of accelerating inflation remains high
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Police detain 18-year-old who threatened to go on a shooting spree
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Marian Jurečka to run for reelection as Christian Democratic Party leader
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Bob Dylan kicks off European tour with first of three concerts in Prague
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Why has Czechia vetoed EU statement for "immediate ceasefire" between Israel and Hezbollah?
Czechia has vetoed a European Union statement that urged an "immediate ceasefire" between Israel and Hezbollah and condemned the civilian casualties in Lebanon.
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Czech President Petr Pavel urges UN Security Council reform and global cooperation in annual meeting
At the UN General Assembly, Czech President Petr Pavel called for reform of the Security Council and more global cooperation.
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The road to the Munich Agreement: Ministry of Foreign Affairs opens its archives from September 1938
September 30 marks eighty-six years since the signing of the Munich Agreement. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs shared documents from the week before the infamous agreement.
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First-ever astronomical clock in US unveiled in Cedar Rapids
The town of Cedar Rapids in Iowa now boasts the only astronomical clock in North America, honouring the Czech and Slovak immigrants who settled in the United States.