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Suspected arsonist caught on tape praising ‘dudes’ who shot Hungarian Roma
New evidence emerged on Monday at the trial of four neo-Nazis accused of racially-motivated attempted murder after throwing petrol bombs through the windows of the home of…
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Nečas appointed new prime minister, promises 'hard work, not politicking'
The Czech Republic has a new prime minister and is on track for a new government, after more than a year of political limbo caused by the downfall of Mirek Topolánek’s…
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Slovaks echo Czechs as left score hollow victory, but right head for power
The wind of change has been blowing across Central Europe this spring, with elections in Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic and most recently Slovakia significantly…
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Beatlemania back in Prague as new exhibition opens at Museum of Music
Good news for Beatles fans – a new exhibition at the Czech Museum of Music opens on Thursday evening featuring the music and the men – the museum’s even borrowed George…
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Land Ahoy Cap’n! – Czechs to sail high seas in 18th century brig
Looking for something to do this summer? How about spending it on board a fully functioning replica of an 18th century sailing ship similar to that captained by the Czech…
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Rolling Bohemian hills become Afghan desert for Flying Rhino 2010
The Czech Republic is currently playing host to the British Army's largest integrated land-air military exercise, called Flying Rhino. More than 2,000 troops from the UK's…
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Travel agency offers retro 'workers’ holidays' for nostalgic Czechs
It’s twenty years since the fall of communism, but there are some Czechs nostalgic for aspects of life before 1989. Many older people, for example, have fond memories of…
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Veterans gather to remember Patton’s “greatest, but most terrible sport”
This week marked the 65th anniversary of the liberation of Plzeň and West Bohemia by General Patton's Third Army. In a special programme to mark the anniversary, Rob…
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Klaus on Greek debt crisis – euro chickens coming home to roost
Uncertainty reigns in Europe as Greek leaders wait anxiously for Germany to agree on a bailout plan for the country’s debt-laden economy. Analysts fear if Germany’s…
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Historians, police sceptical over ‘StB plot’ explanation for 1984 gas explosion
The authorities have been examining claims by a former intelligence agent that a fatal explosion in 1984 was the work of the communist secret police, the StB. Twelve…
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