Foreigners and the Czech Republic
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Prague show something of homecoming for Tindersticks keyboardist David Boulter
The rock band Tindersticks are currently promoting their latest album The Hungry Saw on a European tour that takes them to Prague’s Archa theatre next Wednesday. For the…
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Long election night for Americans in Prague
The whole world was watching on Tuesday night as American voters cast their ballots in one of the most heated US presidential campaigns – including Prague’s American expat…
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Czech-based Republicans and Democrats Abroad discuss fast approaching US presidential election
In almost exactly a month’s time, US voters go to the polls in one of the most keenly watched presidential elections in decades. There are an estimated six million…
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Erik Best – Founder of The Fleet Sheet and Final Word
My guest in One on One this week is respected Prague-based journalist Erik Best. Erik came to Prague from the US in the early 90s after completing degrees in foreign…
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Competing predictions for demographic future of the Czech Republic
Two very different predictions have come to light about the Czech Republic’s long-term demographic future. One version predicts a growing population, the other predicts…
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Czechoslovakia, Czech Republic or Czechia – what’s in a name?
“And I regret some of the recent behaviour that Russia has exhibited, and I’ll be glad to talk about that later including the reduction of oil supplies to Czechoslovakia…
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Czechs reflect on Russia’s growing influence at launch of new exhibition
Several of Josef Koudelka’s 1968 photos are being shown at the Mánes gallery, by the River Vltava, in a new exhibition entitled 1945 – Liberation, 1968 – Occupation. Two…
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Authorities launch website to help residency applicants with Czech language exams
Beginning in January 2009, foreigners from outside the EU who seek permanent residency in the Czech Republic will have to pass a Czech language exam to qualify for the…
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Business News
In this week’s Business News, the planned US radar base in the Czech Republic will apparently use Czech power and be built with the help of Czech companies; new statistics…
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Bill Cohn on Prague, ethics, and today's Czech students
My guest today is Bill Cohn, a New York born lawyer, constitutional law professor and teacher. Bill has lived in the Czech Republic for a number of years, dividing his…
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Czechs and stereotypes
Recently, a couple of friends visiting from England opened up a Pandora’s Box when they asked a seemingly innocent question. “What is the stereotypical image of Brits in…
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Czech Republic expects wave of immigrants but is it ready to accept them?
The Czech Republic has traditionally been quite a homogenous country with just a small number of foreigners living here, but that picture is changing, and fast…Twelve…
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