Foreign Policy
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Czech government battling opposition to US radar base
The possible stationing of a US radar base on Czech territory, as part of an expanded US missile defense system, is causing controversy both at home and abroad. Russia…
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Czech transition to democracy inspiration to Cuban opposition, says anti-Castro politician Albio…
Albio Sires is a Democratic Party member of the United States House of Representatives. Mr Sires represents New Jersey, though a lot of his time is devoted to fighting for…
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Czech soldiers, specialists, could operate in Afghan province
Last week the government passed a proposal which could see some 150 Czech soldiers, along with civilian specialists, operate in the province of Logar, south of Kabul…
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IAEA head says: Temelin nuclear power plant is safe
The drawn-out Czech-Austrian dispute over the Temelin nuclear power plant in south Bohemia, located just sixty kilometers from the Austrian border, took a new turn over…
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Czech bullet-proof vests found protecting Iraqi insurgents
Coalition forces in Iraq have come across insurgents wearing Czech-made bullet-proof vests. American authorities suspected that illegal shipments of military equipment…
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Moscow's nomination of Czech banker for top IMF post angers Prague
It is not often that a Czech official is nominated to head a major international organisation. However, the news that Russia is putting forward former Czech prime minister…
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Russian general warns Czech consent to negotiations on US radar base "a mistake"
On Tuesday officials from the Czech foreign and defence ministries met for talks with Russian representatives in Moscow, including the Chief of the General Staff, General…
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What future for radar base after House slashes missile defence funds?
The Bush administration's plans to build a radar station in the Czech Republic as part of its missile defence shield have never been far from the front pages, and today…
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Czech troops set out for hot Afghan soil
The Czech Army has started rotating troops deployed as part of NATO's ISAF mission in Afghanistan. Medical staff for the Czech field hospital flew in Kabul at the end of…
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Jiri Sedivy to become first Czech high up at NATO command
Jiri Sedivy has just been named NATO's Assistant Secretary General. The former Czech defence minister and current deputy minister of European affairs will be moving to…
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Igor Klimes - stabilisation of Iraq will take decades, says aid worker with first-hand experience…
Igor Klimes is now a desk officer for People in Need, helping organise the Czech NGO's operations around the world. But three and a half years ago he was working on the…
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Repatriating Kazakhstan's ethnic Czechs
Since 1994, the Czech Interior Ministry and NGO People in Need have been working to repatriate Kazakhstan's ethnic Czechs. So far, over 700 have been brought back to the…
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