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Former Czech FA chief sentenced for credit fraud
The former head of the Czech football association, František Chvalovský, has been sentenced to ten years in prison after being convicted of credit fraud. Mr Chvalovský was…
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Fans of codes and secret ciphers attend special conference in Prague
Amateur code-breakers and decipherers met at Prague College this week for a special conference entitled the Secret of Ciphers. The conference brought together experts and…
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Khamoro festival brings Roma music, culture to Prague
Prague is currently hosting the thirteenth annual Khamoro festival – a celebration of Roma culture coupled with serious debate about conditions for the Roma minority…
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Classical music fans descend on capital for 66th Prague Spring festival
Classical music fans are gearing up for one of the most prestigious events in the cultural calendar – the Prague Spring International Music Festival, which gets underway…
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Czechs unlikely to take advantage of newly-opened German labour market
If you’d stopped a Czech citizen on the street twenty years ago and told him he was free to live and work in Austria or Germany, he would have looked at you in amazement…
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Czech, Italian presidents cut tape on new Main Station concourse
Prague’s Hlavní nádraží or Main Station was once a dank and depressing place, not somewhere you’d wish to linger a moment longer than necessary. Over the past few years…
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Roving exhibition remembers Iraq adventure of Zikmund & Hanzelka
An intriguing Czech exhibition is on its way to Iraq in the coming weeks, dedicated to the exploits of the Czech Republic’s most famous explorers. Jiří Hanzelka and…
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Uproar over appointment of ultra conservative as ministerial adviser
Minority and human rights groups in the Czech Republic have sent an open letter to Education Minister Josef Dobeš over his decision to appoint a controversial ultra…
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Prague café to host informal gatherings with leading Czech scientists
Prague’s Café Braun will host an unusual event this week; each evening members of the public will be invited to sit down over coffee or a glass of wine with a leading…
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Mene Tekel - bid to 'revive consciousness of nation' during communism
Prague is remembering the long winter of Communism this week with an unusual multi-media festival called Mene Tekel. Hebrew for ‘the writing on the wall’, the festival –…
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