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Unique 13th century reliquary goes on display at Prague Castle
A unique and extremely rare medieval casket has just gone on display at Prague Castle. The 13th century artefact – gilded in gold and silver and covered with precious gems…
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Jiří Pehe pens first political biography of post-89 heavyweight Václav Klaus
President Václav Klaus has been a dominant figure on the Czech political scene ever since the early 1990s. The founder of the Civic Democrats was finance minister and…
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Christian Democrats elect new leader in revival bid
One of the oldest Czech political parties, the Christian Democrats, is undergoing a radical makeover. After taking severe beating in this year’s local and general…
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Real work starts now, says scientist after examining remains of 16th century astronomer Tycho Brahe
Danish and Czech researchers have just completed the first part of a project that should throw more light on the death of the 16th century astronomer Tycho Brahe. Legend…
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Researchers look for descendants of medieval “vampire”
Czech scientists have launched an unusual project that might lead them to the descendants of a medieval “vampire”. On Tuesday, they collected DNA samples from around a…
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Národní třída: prominent Prague boulevard that has witnessed history
Twenty-one years ago on Wednesday, on November 17, 1989, a student march was brutally attacked by the police in Prague’s Národní Street; that event sparked a public revolt…
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Archaeologists open Prague tomb of Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe
Danish and Czech archaeologists have been working to open the tomb of the 16th century Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe, who spent the last years of his life in Prague and is…
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Ex-US ambassador accuses high-ranking Czech government official of corruption
Former US ambassador to the Czech Republic William Cabaniss has accused Czech ex-deputy defence minister Martin Barták of soliciting a bribe. The daily Mladá fronta Dnes…
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A bear-faced lie: Czech environmentalists fall for a prank
Czech environmentalists were celebrating last week after they discovered bear tracks in a rail underpass in the north-east of the country. The tracks were deemed proof…
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Czech trade unions call one-day strike against cuts in public sector salaries
Czech trades unions have called a one-day strike next month in protest against a government plan to cut the salaries of public sector employees. Over half a million people…
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