Domestic Affairs
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Czech army wants to open up to as many recruits as possible
An upcoming amendment to the decree on medical fitness for active military service, effective September, aims to streamline the process for military enlistment.
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Over 100 Czech high school students participate in pilot army training program
In light of the invasion of Ukraine, the Czech military aims to increase the number of recruits. One program is a one-month training for high school students.
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Diana Phipps Sternberg: Renowned interior designer and philanthropist dies at 88
Countess Diana Phipps Sternberg, a renowned interior designer and philanthropist passed away in Vienna on July 31, 2024, at the age of 88.
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Only 17 percent of Czechs satisfied with Czech politics
A Kantar survey found that 17 percent of Czechs were satisfied with Czech politics. Austerity aimed at tackling the public deficit have added to the dissatisfaction.
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End of an era: esteemed national newspaper Lidové Noviny no longer to go out in print
One of Czechia’s cornerstone national newspapers is set to scrap its print edition after the summer. Up until now, Lidové Noviny was the oldest Czech daily still in print.
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Baggage crisis at Prague’s Václav Havel Airport gradually coming under control
Prague’s Václav Havel Airport has been struggling to deal with a baggage-handling crisis that has affected thousands of passengers on both incoming and outgoing flights.
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Postal voting one step away from approval after years of debate and rejection
On Friday afternoon the Czech lower house finally approved a bill that has been years in the making – the introduction of postal voting for citizens living abroad.
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Government unveils plans to send Czech astronaut to space
The Czech government has announced that after nearly half a century, the country is ready to send another astronaut to space.
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Čaputová receives highest Czech honor on last visit to Prague
Czech President Petr Pavel and his wife Eva received the outgoing Slovak President Zuzana Čaputová and her partner Juraj Rizman at Prague Castle on Thursday.
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Czech government moves to ban corporal punishment of children
The Czech government has approved a proposed amendment that would outlaw corporal punishment of children. Czechia is one of the last EU member states to do so.
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“The priority is to protect serious targets”: “Russian” sabotage highlights security concerns
Moscow is very likely to blame for a recent failed arson attack on city buses in Prague, the Czech PM said on Monday. But what can be done to combat this kind of terrorism?
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Pundit: With general elections due next year, this is a sober awakening for the ruling parties
How may the results of the European elections change the direction of the EU? And what do they signal about the domestic situation? I asked Viktor Daněk from Europeum.
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