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07/04/2024
Friday will be mostly sunny with occasional clouds. Day temperatures are expected to range between 21 and 25 degrees Celsius.
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07/04/2024
Czechia’s exports of military equipment reached CZK 48.9 billion last year, which represented a year-on-year increase of 60 percent, according to an annual report on foreign arms trade released on Thursday.
According to the report, the Ministry of Industry and Trade granted 1,580 licenses to export military material to 99 countries last year, amounting to nearly CZK 68.2 billion. The largest value of exports, worth over CZK 20 billion, was destined to Ukraine, which is facing a Russian military invasion.
The value of army material imported to Czechia in 2023 was over CZK 11.5 billion, almost triple the sum reported in 2022.
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07/04/2024
German-Spanish actor, director, producer, and multiple European Film Award-winner Daniel Brühl received the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival President’s Award on Thursday.
Brühl, who arrived in the west Bohemian spa town on Wednesday, also presented his directorial debut Next Door, a dark comedy-drama about envy and revenge, in which he also stars .
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07/04/2024
Retail sales in Czechia accelerated year-on-year by 4.4 percent in May, the Czech Statistics Office reported on Thursday, with sales increasing year-on-year for the sixth consecutive month. On a month-on-month basis, retail sales decreased by 0.1 percent.
Shoppers spent 5.1 percent more on non-food items and 4.2 percent more on food compared to May last year. Sales of fuel increased by 2.2 percent.
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07/04/2024
The 25th annual pilgrimage festival marking the legacy of Saints Cyril and Methodius, Greek missionaries who brought Christianity to the Czech lands, gets underway in the south Moravian town of Velehrad on Thursday.
The People of Goodwill celebrations will be officially launched in the evening with a prayer in the Velehrad Basilica and a charity concert. They will culminate on Sunday with a national pilgrimage and an open air mass, celebrated by Olomouc Archbishop Josef Nuzík.
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07/04/2024
Members of Sokol, a Czech physical fitness movement with branches the world over, are due to present their first mass performances at Prague’s Fortuna arena on Thursday evening.
The mass compositions, which will continue on Friday, will be the culmination of the 17th All Sokol Slet, or jamboree, that started in the Czech capital on Sunday. Thursday’s performance will be attended by President Petr Pavel, who will present the Sokols with a banner.
The all-Sokol jamborees are held once in six years and are attended by hundreds of Sokol members from around the world.
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07/04/2024
The sporting activity of Czechs significantly decreases with age, according to the results of a survey conducted by MultiSport Benefit in cooperation with the NMS Market agency. More than two-thirds of respondents in the 18-34 age group regularly engage in some sporting activity, while in the 55-64 age group only half of respondents do so. Only 3 percent of them engage in some sporting activity daily, less than half of them not even once a month, according to the survey. Just over 1,800 respondents aged 18 to 69 took part in the survey.
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07/04/2024
A growing number of Czechs believe that the government is not doing enough to create good living conditions for families with children, according to the results of a poll conducted by the CVVM agency. Respondents criticized the unavailability of flexible working hours and part-time work for parents with children, as well as inadequate benefits and support for single parents. The number of people who criticized the government in this respect has grown steeply over the last four years from 28 percent in 2020 to 54 percent in 2024.
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07/03/2024
Thursday should be partly cloudy to overcast with scattered showers and day temperatures between 18 and 23 degrees Celsius.
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07/03/2024
Since the start of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Czechia has provided Kyiv with military aid worth CZK 6.75 billion, Defence Minister Jana Černochová told the Czech Press Agency on Wednesday. The aid includes 62 tanks, 131 infantry fighting vehicles, 26 chemical reconnaissance vehicles, 16 complete special air defence vehicles, 47 cars, 13 howitzers and 12 rocket launchers, and 4.2 million rounds of ammunition. All material donated from the Czech Army's warehouses has always been approved by the government in a classified mode for security reasons. However, the cabinet has now declassified the list at the defence minister’s suggestion.
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