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Low turnout comes as no surprise, but how Eurosceptic are Czech voters?
It's still too early for concrete results, but what the exit polls do seem to indicate clearly, is an extremely low turnout, at around 27%. Adam Cerny from the newspaper…
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Franz Kafka: Prague is ever present but never named
All this month Prague is hosting a fascinating international cultural event - a festival devoted to two of the great writers of the twentieth century, Franz Kafka and…
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Insight Central Europe News
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Skoda heads for the Chinese market
The days when Czech-made Skoda cars used to be the butt of jokes are long behind us, and today Skoda is one of the most successful divisions of the Volkswagen Group. This…
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The painful transition may be over, but flexible labour laws, retraining still needed - Jan Sykora
Were all those pre-European Union entry fears of price hikes justifiable? And just who needs to transform their economy more, anyway; new members like the Czechs, or…
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EU membership has not brought a feared leap in consumer prices
Economic figures for May had been awaited in the Czech Republic with some apprehension. Not only was it the month when the country joined the European Union, but we also…
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Children's exhibition commemorates the victims of a wartime atrocity
To the sound of local children playing traditional Czech folk music, a rather special exhibition of paintings was opened at the end of last week. Several hundred works by…
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A polyglot Slovak musician in Geneva
Last week I attended an international radio conference in Geneva. It was a beautiful spring day and after various lectures and seminars at the European Broadcasting Union…
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Insight Central Europe News
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British universities keen to attract talented Czech students
One of the most tangible benefits of joining the European Union is that it is now much easier for Czechs to study abroad. This is a very attractive prospect not just for…
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