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“Golden Barb” award highlights failures in integration of foreigners
The Golden Barb is the name of an award that the Prague-based NGO Centre for Integration of Foreigners hands out for the worst contribution to the field of integration of…
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Great WWII pilot Karel Kuttelwascher remembered by his home town
On September 1, the world remembered the outbreak of the worst conflict in history. For Czechs, however, the war started earlier than September 1939. By the time Nazi…
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NGOs call for action in the face of persisting discrimination of Romany children in schools
Two years after a breakthrough verdict by the European Court for Human Rights which denounced racial segregation in Czech schools, Romany children still face widespread…
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SkyEurope, the second biggest airline at Prague Airport, goes bankrupt
The Slovak-owned low-cost carrier SkyEurope, the second largest airline at Prague Airport, has gone bankrupt. The airline has had problems over the past several months and…
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“Savouring America” shows the New World through European eyes
Those who have never been to America get their image of the continent from TV, movies, books and other media. It seems that this much has not changed since the New World…
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From Prague to Cape Town – in a Trabant
The East German car the Trabant was the butt of many jokes during the communist era, but today the lightweight vehicles are viewed by many with affection. Around the…
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Will the way be cleared for the controversial Brno-Vienna expressway?
Czech PM Jan Fischer visited Vienna on Monday for talks with Austrian officials that included the completion of the Temelín nuclear power plant in southern Bohemia as well…
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Sculptor Pavel Opočenský: “I was the least angry prisoner”.
Sculptor Pavel Opočenský has seen many twists and turns in his life. After signing Charter 77, he left for Germany to eventually settle in New York. When he came back…
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