Domestic Affairs
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Minister promises tightened security measures across the board in wake of shooting
A ban on big luggage, security frames and key card entry systems are among the safety measures being debated at universities in response to December's tragic shooting.
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What’s changing in 2024?
The New Year always brings with it changes in legislation as new laws and rules come into effect from January 1. What changes might affect you in 2024?
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President Pavel tells Czechs: We cannot give up our freedom because of fear
In his New Year address President Pavel underlined the need for strength and unity, saying it had been a tough year from which he hoped to see the nation emerge stronger.
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Prime Minister Petr Fiala promises Czechs better times in 2024
In his Christmas address to the nation, Prime Minister Petr Fiala said the country had seen two hard years, but 2024 would bring a turn for the better.
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Academic trapped in lift during mass shooting describes “surrealism” of the tragedy
David Vichnar, assistant professor at Charles University, speaks about his experience of being in the building at the time of Thursday's attack.
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Czechia in shock as 14 die in university shooting
Czechia is trying to come to terms with a horrific and unprecedented shooting incident in Prague that left 14 victims dead.
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Pavel comments put spotlight on government policy messaging
President Petr Pavel has called on Czechia’s government, who have been taking a battering in the ratings for some time, to seek help with their communication skills.
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Analyst: Potential coalition with Okamura to dominate intra-ANO debate
A poll published on Sunday indicates that ANO now enjoy no less than 34.5 percent support, with coalition leaders the Civic Democrats down to just 12.5 percent.
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Karel Schwarzenberg's funeral takes place with state honours in St. Vitus Cathedral
The official funeral mass for Karel Schwarzenberg took place with state honours in St. Vitus Cathedral at Prague Castle on Saturday afternoon.
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Czech hospitals brace for crisis-care mode as thousands of doctors refuse overtime hours
Hospitals are bracing for a staff crisis in December after the Health Ministry refused to meet doctors’ demands for higher pay and less overtime.
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Schools strike but do protests spell real danger for Czech government?
Most schools in Czechia were closed on Monday, with 7,000-plus taking part in a strike demanding better funding for education. But can this action impact the coalition?
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Charter 77 signatory stages hunger strike over low pensions for ex-dissidents
Former dissident and Charter 77 signatory Jiří Gruntorád is on the fourth day of his hunger strike outside the seat of the Czech government in Prague.
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