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Visegrad Four presidents vow common stand on Schengen zone entry
The presidents of the four Visegrad Group countries - Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic - met for their annual meeting at Lany Chateau, west of Prague…
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Foreign Minister slams delay in opening EU borders to newcomers
A wave of discontent swept across the ten countries which joined the European Union in 2004 when the news emerged from Brussels recently that they will not be allowed to…
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Topolanek hammers nail in coffin of 2010 euro adoption
For some time successive Social Democrat governments have spoken of the Czech Republic joining the eurozone by the end of the decade - January 1st, 2010 being the date…
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EU newcomers' entry to Schengen likely to be postponed
The Czech Republic and the other nine countries which joined the European Union in 2004 may not be able to join the Schengen zone as originally planned in October 2007. EU…
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New ads for Prague to appear on CNN for next three months
From the start of this week two advertisements for Prague have been appearing several times a day on the international TV station CNN, drawing attention to the Czech…
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Record number of foreigners from EU states working in Czech Republic
Since the Czech Republic joined the European Union two years ago, many Czechs have taken advantage of the chance to work in those states with free labour markets. Perhaps…
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Prague lagging behind with euro preparations says EU, but do Czechs want currency?
The European Union recently gave the green light for Slovenia to adopt the common European currency the euro in 2007. Slovenia therefore becomes the first of the ten…
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Czech Republic near bottom in consumer group study of European health care
How healthy is the Czech Republic's health care system? Not very, according to a new Europe-wide study by a consumer body called the Health Consumer Powerhouse. It ranks…
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Svoboda's EU efforts over Cuba pay off
Foreign Minister Cyril Svoboda probably has slim hopes of holding onto his job when the next government is eventually formed, but he will end his time at the Foreign…
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Farming surplus to help feed the poor
The Czech Republic is set to take part in a European Union project under which surplus food from the EU is used to help feed the poor, after the outgoing Czech government…
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Council of Europe: CIA used Prague Airport for refuelling "secret flights"
Governments around Europe have rejected the findings of the Swiss Senator Dick Marty in his report for the Council of Europe, which claims that 14 European countries…
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Prague's Europeum examines future of Western Balkans with independent Montenegro
The Balkan state of Montenegro this week voted for independence from Serbia. Supporters of the break are optimistic that their new nation will eventually join other former…
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