Foreigners and the Czech Republic
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William Harter: Lobbying for Americans’ rights abroad
William Harter came to the Czech capital in 1990 to work as Procter & Gamble’s man in Prague. He was one of the founders and first president of the American Chamber of…
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Czech language tram pickpocket warnings of no help to visitors
Take a tram in the centre of Prague these days and you are very likely to hear a prerecorded message: the transport authority and the police would like to draw your…
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Business News
In Business News this week: Martin Jahn has been appointed general director of the Volkswagen Group in Russia; the American company which bought Čedok is also interested…
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Business News
In Business News this week: the budget deficit is significantly lower than predicted; the prime minister signals an end to state support for building savings; the euro…
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The symbolic and practical implications of the Schengen expansion
On December 21 the Czech Republic made another significant step in becoming a fully-fledged member of the European Union. At midnight, Czechs, along with nine other new EU…
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Visa-less Americans dread Czech entry to Schengen zone
When the Czech Republic enters the Schengen zone on December 21, it will bring in an era of passport-free travel for Czechs abroad. But not everyone is looking forward to…
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Czech-Turkish relations through the eyes of an immigrant
On Thursday, the Turkish prime minister, Recep Erdogan, embarked upon a state visit to the Czech Republic, which will last two days. On the programme are meetings with his…
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Roman Zuzuk: Ukrainian-born artist whose wistful style began life in Prague
Roman Zuzuk is a Ukrainian born artist who runs a gallery with his brother Miroslav in Prague's Mala Strana. Roman studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kiev, and came to…
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Lower house tightens foreigners' law ahead of Schengen entry
The lower house of parliament this week approved an amendment to the foreigners' law tightening the rules under which foreigners can apply for permanent residence or…
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Business News
In Business News this week: the lower house approves the basic parameters of the 2008 state budget, the Czech National Bank raises its inflation forecast for next year and…
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Czech Republic will ease conditions for employing foreigners
While the Czech economy is booming, many employers are complaining they just cannot find workers. Some large companies are increasingly turning to foreign workers, though…
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NGOs unite against proposed law affecting foreigners seeking residency
Representatives of around thirty Czech and international NGOs gathered outside the Czech Senate on Monday, to hand over a petition to the Senate's chairman. The issue that…
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