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Radio Free Europe begins broadcasting from new location
Radio Free Iraq, part of Prague-based Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, has begun broadcasting from the station’s new headquarters. Located on Hagibor Plain, on the…
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Government to spend 40 billion crowns on crisis-management package
The Czech government approved on Monday a set of measures to boost the country’s economy, ranging from lowering social insurance to higher spending on education, science…
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“Teacher of Nations” exhibition opens in Prague
A new exhibition on the legacy of Jan Ámos Komenský, usually known abroad as Comenius, opened in Prague on Wednesday. An accompanying event of the Czech presidency of the…
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Cardinal Miloslav Vlk joins criticism over controversial papal pardon
The head of the Czech Catholic Church, Cardinal Miloslav Vlk, has joined criticism of Pope Benedict XVI over his decision to lift the excommunication of several bishops…
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Record number of jobs cut in January
A record number of jobs were lost around the Czech Republic in January, which saw the sharpest one-month rise in the unemployment rate in history. With 6.8 percent of the…
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Martin C. Putna, director of the Václav Havel Library
Czechs are reputed to be one of Europe’s most atheist nations. Yet in the course of its history, the nation has produced many outstanding religious thinkers, philosophers…
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Business News
In this week’s business news: the Czech central bank predicts a recession; the country’s trade surplus plunged by a quarter in 2008; government unveils plans to boost the…
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