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05/27/2023
Czechia’s Martin Fuksa won gold in the 1,000 metres event at the Canoe Sprint World Cup in Poznan, Poland, on Saturday. The 30-year old Czech finished 16 hundredths of a second ahead of Wiktor Glazunow of Poland.
It is already the 16th victory in the series for Fuksa, who also has two World Championship titles and eleven gold medals from the European Championships.
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05/27/2023
Monday will be mostly sunny with day temperatures ranging between 20 and 24 degrees Celsius.
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05/27/2023
Former MEP and Vice-Chairman of the Social Democrats Libor Rouček received the Charles IV Prize for fostering understanding among European nations at the Sudeten German Congress in Regensburg on Saturday.
The prize was also be handed over to German politician Christian Schmidt. It is the first time that the award will be given to both a Czech and a German in the same year.
The Czech government will be represented at the congress by education minister Mikuláš Bek. He will be the first Czech acting minister to attend the event since 2017.
Bernd Posselt, the highest political representative of the Sudeten Germans, said on Friday that relations between the two countries are flourishing.
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05/27/2023
The annual two-day aviation fair gets underway in the east Bohemian city of Pardubice on Saturday. The biggest highlights on the programme include air shows by Polish stunt pilot Lukasz Czepiela, Austrian skydiver and BASE jumper Felix Baumgartner and Czechia’s most famous aerobatic pilot Martin Šonka.
The Pardubice Aviation Fair has been held since 1991 and together with the Czech International Air Fest in Hradec Králové it is the biggest showcase of aviation and aerobatics in Czechia.
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05/27/2023
The extended tram line number 17 from Modřany to Libuše in the south of Prague opened to the public on Saturday.
The Prague Public Transport Company added 1,700 metres to the route and four new stops at a cost of around CZK 300 million, mostly paid from EU funds.
The opening of the new tram line will bring a number of changes to bus lines in the area of Jižní Město, Libuš, Modřany and Zbraslav.
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05/27/2023
A commemorative marking the 81st anniversary of the assassination of the Nazi governor of Bohemia and Moravia in 1942 took place in Prague on Saturday.
Several dozen people gathered at the Anthropoid memorial in the district of Libeň near the spot where two Czechoslovak paratroopers Jan Kubiš and Jozef Gabčík opened fire on Heydrich’s car.
A historic tram commemorating the sites and events associated with Operation Anthropoid will be riding through the streets of Prague on Saturday between the Střešovice depot and Karlovo náměstí square.
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05/26/2023
Czechia has won the bid to host the Women's Ice Hockey World Championship in 2025, the International Ice Hockey Federation announced at its congress in Finland’s Tampere on Friday. It is the first time in history Czechia will be hosting the event.
Women's hockey is on the rise in Czechia. Last year, women hockey players made their first appearance at the Olympics and finished seventh in Beijing. They subsequently won a historic bronze at the World Championships in Denmark, which they defended this year in Brampton, Canada.
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05/26/2023
Czech police have arrested and charged a man who they believed started last year’s fire in the Bohemian Switzerland national park, the Czech News Agency reported on Friday citing police spokesman Kamil Marek. It is the same man who started several fires in the nearby area around the town of Děčín in Northen Bohemia. The responsible court has decided to place the man into custody.
The fire, which spread across 1,000 hectares of the national park and was widely covered in the media, took 20 days to put out, involving no fewer than 6,000 firefighters. If the individual is found guilty, he could face a jail sentence of up to 15 years.
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05/26/2023
Saturday will be mostly sunny with day temperatures ranging between 19 and 23 degrees Celsius.
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05/26/2023
Archaeologists have discovered around 40 fragments of an ancient vessel dating to the fifth century BC in the village of Milovice near Jičín at the construction site of the D35 motorway.
The vessel, which was found at a former settlement from the Celtic period. According to archaeologists, it was adorned with figurative motifs and was most likely imported there from the Mediterranean.
According to archaeologists, only a few fragments of the so-called red-figure vase paintings were found on the territory of Czechia to date.
Other objects, including fragments of iron tools, stone mills and grinding wheels were also discovered at the site.
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