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Little progress seen in central and Eastern Europe on Jewish property restitution
Leaders of Jewish organizations, government officials and experts from a number of countries came to Prague this week to review the restitution of Jewish property taken…
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First direct presidential election hits math snag
The Czech Republic's first direct presidential election has hit its first snag. On Friday, the Czech Interior Ministry disqualified three out of eleven candidates from the…
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News
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President Klaus appeals to Greek counterpart over two Czechs jailed on espionage charges
Czech President Václav Klaus has weighed in on the case of two Czech nationals held in Greece on espionage charges. The two men, both professional video game developers…
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OECD’s Jens Arnold: raising VAT rates “lesser evil” for economic growth
The Czech economy has now been in recession for 15 months, which is the longest period since the late 1990s. The ongoing crisis in the eurozone, low household demand as…
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News
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Anti-government protests held on Velvet Revolution anniversary
The Czech Republic on Saturday marked the 23rd anniversary of the Velvet Revolution which toppled the communist rule in the country. Top Czech officials commemorated the…
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Business News
In Business News this week: The Czech economy is in recession for the fifth quarter in a row; every other Czech household has no system for organising its monthly budget…
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Czech president reiterates positions on nuclear power, Beneš decrees during Austrian visit
President Václav Klaus on Thursday concludes a three-day state visit to Austria. During his trip, the Czech president met with the Austrian president and prime minister…
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After decades of devastation, finally some hope for historic Kyselka spa
At the turn of the 20th century, Lázně Kyselka, just outside Karlovy Vary in western Bohemia, was a fashionable spa resort. Today, it is a ruin on the verge of total…
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