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New director seeks ways to keep Prague's public transport authority afloat
Difficult times lie ahead for the Prague Public Transport Company. The largest municipally-owned firm in the country is in massive debt, and hamstrung with huge contracts…
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President’s popularity fails to translate into major boost for his party
President Miloš Zeman continues to dominate approval ratings of Czech politicians. A recent poll by the CVVM agency has found that 48 percent of Czechs trust the president…
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Jailed Belarusian activist receives first Václav Havel Human Rights Prize
The first ever Václav Havel Human Rights Prize has been awarded to Belarusian political activist Ales Bialiatski. The prize is bestowed by the Parliamentary Committee of…
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Historian Matěj Spurný: Munich Agreement fits Czech “victim narrative”
Monday marks the 75th anniversary of the Munich Agreement which granted Nazi Germany large parts of Czechoslovakia, inhabited mostly by ethnic Germans. A prelude to the…
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Social Democrats promise economic growth, more government spending, and higher taxes
The Social Democrats top all election surveys ahead of the upcoming early general election. The party, which has spent the last seven years in opposition, promises voters…
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Legendary footballer Pepi Bican inducted in Czech FA’s Hall of Fame
The legendary footballer Josef “Pepi” Bican, was inducted in the Czech Football Association’s Hall of Fame on Wednesday, on the 100th anniversary of his birth. Officially…
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Czechs to pay less for electricity in 2014
Czech households’ electricity bills will be lower next year as the country’s dominant electricity producer ČEZ has announced it will slash its prices, and its rivals are…
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