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The end of the Prague Spring - David Bradbury in Prague
In 1968, then foreign language student David Bradbury found himself in Czechoslovakia right after the Soviet-led invasion. He talks to Dominik Jun about his experiences.
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Council of Europe commissioner welcomes Lety pig farm deal
Nils Muižnieks, the Council of Europe's Commissioner for Human Rights, has welcomed a deal for the Czech government to acquire the site of a pig farm in Lety, southern…
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Guilty verdict in case that brought down Nečas government
A Czech court has found Jana Nečasová – the former mistress of ex-prime minister Petr Nečas – guilty of misusing her position to gain intelligence in order to spy on her…
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Cell phone picture wins Czech Press Photo competition
The annual Czech Press Photo competition, which evaluates both professional and amateur journalistic photographs from around the world, has selected the winners of the…
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Czech police submit fresh immunity request over alleged Babiš fraud
Czech police have submitted a fresh request to the chamber of deputies for ANO leader Andrej Babiš and party deputy leader Jaroslav Faltýnek to be stripped of their…
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President Zeman undertakes five-day Russia trip
Czech president Miloš Zeman is in Russia on a five-day official state visit, taking in Sochi, Moscow and Yekaterinburg. He is accompanied by a 130-strong delegation of…
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Sports News
In this week's Sports News: Jessica Kordová finishes second in LPGA tournament finals; Martina Sablíková comes in third at the last day of the second stage of the ISU…
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Monika MacDonagh-Pajerová – how the spirit of the Velvet Revolution turned to cynicism
Monika MacDonagh-Pajerová is a political activist and university lecturer. Back in 1989, she served as a press spokesperson for the student leaders protesting against the…
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Ashes of first Czech Oscar winner interred at Vyšehrad
The remains of Czech actor Ivan Jandl were interred today at Prague’s Vyšehrad cemetery thirty years after his death at the age of 50. Jandl was the first Czech to win an…
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Barbara Coudenhove-Kalergi – never far from home
Barbara Coudenhove-Kalergi was born in Prague in 1932. As a member of the German-speaking minority in Czechoslovakia, she and her family were forced to flee the country at…
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