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Czech industrial sector up in arms over slashed emission quotas
This week the European Commission said it was going to cut substantially the Czech Republic's greenhouse gas emissions quota. The news has the Czech industrial sector up…
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Czechs discuss future of European Union on 50th anniversary
The European Union marks its 50th birthday this weekend with a huge party in Berlin, but for some there's little to celebrate. The secrecy surrounding the Declaration of…
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Czech students enjoying benefits of Erasmus programme
For many young people around the continent, one of the most tangible benefits of being in the European Union is having the opportunity to study in another EU state. For 20…
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PM promises Czechs will not block talks on reviving EU constitution
The Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek promised in Brussels on Tuesday that his country would not block talks on reviving a constitution for the European Union. Germany…
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Czech authorities tackle noise pollution
Noise pollution plagues millions of people across Europe. An effort to address the problem on European scale has now brought action here in the Czech Republic where an…
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Easier farmland purchases for foreigners could threaten Czech farmers
The Czech government has recently backed proposed legislation that should make it easier for foreigners from EU countries to buy Czech farmland. Until now, foreign EU…
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New environmental tax will see coal prices rise by ten percent
In January 2008, to be in accordance with an EU directive on taxation on energies, the Czech government will implement the first of two phases of an environmental tax…
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Czech MEP calls for broader European perspective on US anti-missile base
Although talks on a possible US anti-missile defense system in the Czech Republic and Poland have barely begun the idea has already met with plenty of controversy. Russian…
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Czechs - alone in EU - give cold shoulder to International Criminal Court
104 of the world's countries are now members of the International Criminal Court or ICC, the tribunal established in 2002 to try genocide, crimes against humanity and war…
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German Chancellor finds no common ground on EU constitution in Prague
German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited Prague on Friday to try and revive talks on the European Constitution agreement. The ratification process was put on hold after the…
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New road tolls in CR: Do the drawbacks outweigh the benefits?
Given the Czech Republic's location in the heart of Europe, it has always been a major transit point for business. Naturally, the volume of traffic going through the Czech…
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New Eurobarometer poll shows Czechs would ratify EU constitution
When French and Dutch voters said a very firm 'No' to the European Union's proposed constitution in 2005 the whole project appeared dead in the water. Recently, however…
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