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Experts suggest Vyšehrad Bridge can be preserved with minimum railway disruption
A team of experts has now put forward a study indicating that Prague’s Vyšehrad Railway Bridge could be repaired in just four years, with minimal impact on rail traffic.
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The economics of austerity under PM Fiala: What drives it and what’s next?
Czechia's austerity under Fiala is shaped by economic necessity and ideology. I spoke with Klára Votavová to understand its impact and what to expect next.
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Czech government plans to invest in Rolls-Royce's small modular reactor program
Czechia plans to get involved in Rolls-Royce's small modular reactor program. The investment should be significant and the decision about it will be made in several weeks.
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Czechia planning to introduce deposit-refund system on PET bottles and cans
Within its sustainable economy goals, Czechia is planning to introduce a deposit-refund system for PET bottles and cans from 2026.
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Carp harvesting underway around the country
Every year from the middle of October till the end of November, fisheries clear their ponds, netting carp for the Christmas season.
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Vintage Škoda bus makes first journey on Prague’s K line
The Prague Public Transport Company (DPP) on Sunday set a restored 1970s Škoda bus off on its inaugural journey around the northwest of Prague.
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Horrific footage reveals animal abuse on Czech farms
The animal rights group 'We do not eat animals' has released shocking footage of abuse on twelve Czech cattle farms, showing employees beating and kicking animals.
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City centre to Prague Airport in 25 minutes: private company to build new track and stations
Current plans by the Ministry of Transport will simplify and speed up public transport to Prague Airport, with trains running from Masaryk Station every ten minutes.
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Kylaq: Skoda Auto develops new SUV for Indian market
Skoda Auto has developed a new small SUV for the Indian market. After Kushaq and Slavia, Kylaq is Skoda's third locally developed and manufactured model in India.
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Powering up Prague: City aims to have a thousand charging stations for electric cars
The company Technology of the Capital City of Prague is working on a considerable increase in the number of charging stations for electric cars around Prague.
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Economist: rigidity and outdated policies stifle Czechia's labor market
Labor market conditions in Czechia have deteriorated for the third year and are now the tenth worst in the EU, primarily due to low flexibility and gender pay disparities.
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Catastrophic year for distilleries, opening path for black market
The distilling season in Czechia will be particularly bad this year. Fruit distillate production is expected to fall to about one fifth of last year's level.
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