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News Friday, APRIL 02th, 1999

Hello and welcome to Radio Prague. Those were the headlines and now the news in full, read by Libor Kubik. CZECH-YUGO-RIGHTS Former Czechoslovak Foreign Minister Jiri…
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News Tuesday, DECEMBER 08th, 1998

Hello and welcome to Radio Prague. I'm Vladimir Tax and here's the news. First the headlines. These are the main points and now the news in more detail. Lastovecka out of…
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News Sunday, FEBRUARY 22nd, 1998

Radio Prague E-News date: February 21, 1998 written/read by: Libor Kubik The funeral has been held in the Czech Republic of the latest victim of racial violence against…
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News Thursday, FEBRUARY 19th, 1998

News 19.2.98 Radio Prague E-News Date: 19 February 1998 Written/read by: Vladimir Tax Hello and welcome to Radio Prague. I'm Vladimir Tax and here's the news. First the…
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News Tuesday, FEBRUARY 03th, 1998

Radio Prague E-news Date: 3.2.1998 Written/read by: David Vaughan Hello and a warm welcome to Radio Prague. I'm David Vaughan, and I'll start with a bulletin of Czech news…
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News Wednesday, FEBRUARY 16th, 2000

Hello and a very warm welcome to the programme. I'm Pauline Newman, first we start with a look at the main headlines of the day: You are tuned to radio Prague. Those were…
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Daily news summary

Events being held in Czech Republic to mark anniversary of August 1968 and 1969 Events are being held in the Czech Republic marking the anniversary of August 21 in both…
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Daily news summary

S&P confirms AA- rating for Czech Republic International rating agency S&P Global Ratings has confirmed the Czech Republic's long-term foreign currency sovereign credit…
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Roma challenge "quiet segregation" in school system- case is brought to European Court of Human Rights

70% of all Roma children in the Czech Republic attend special remedial schools. Human rights advocates and Roma groups argue that it is a result of systematic…
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Ukraine's Supreme Court annuls run-off results, calls for new poll The Czech Republic has welcomed Ukraine's Supreme Court decision to annul the results of Ukraine's…
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Czech museums taking part in International Museums Day events

On May 18th museums in the entire world celebrate their holiday. In order to promote cultural heritage around the planet, UNESCO's International Council of Museums (the…
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How corrupt is Czech political culture?

In the last few weeks the Czech papers have been full of it: the alleged attempt to bribe the government MP Zdenek Koristka. It started two months ago. Mr Koristka claimed…
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Josef Skvorecky

Josef Skvorecky, author of many internationally acclaimed novels such as The Bass Saxophone, The Engineer of Human Souls and The Miracle Game, is one of the country's most…
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Czechs fight the flab as obesity rates soar

Czech doctors have declared war on obesity. With six percent of children and almost a quarter of the adult population obese, the Czech Republic follows countries such as…
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Czech Interpreters for the EU

Have you ever wondered how the 15 member countries of the European Union communicate with one another if 11 national languages are spoken in them? Yes, of course, they…
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Business News

In this weeks economics report: Czech foreign trade deficit increases. Czech Republic likely to cut corporate income tax, increase sin taxes. National Property Fund…
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News Tuesday, AUGUST 18th, 1998

Radio Prague E-news Date: 18.8.1998 Written/read by: David Vaughan Hello and a warm welcome to the programme. I'm David Vaughan and I'll start with the headlines. And now…
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Fifteen years since Czechoslovakia's first official internet connection

Exactly fifteen years ago, on February 13th 1992, the Czech Technical University in Prague hosted a momentous event. At a meeting with university computer science experts…
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Czech train enthusiast celebrates the power of steam

Petr Vidner has a life-long fascination with steam locomotives. While most of his childhood friends packed up their miniature trains sets years ago, Petr transformed his…
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Blanka Čechová: finding Kafka in Kosovo

Not many people would give up the salary, status and security of a job as a high-flying European lawyer for all the uncertainties of being a full time writer. But this is…
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SCS Software’s CEO Pavel Šebor on the success of flagship title Euro Truck Simulator and what it’s like to drive 18 wheels of steel

Twenty years ago, SCS software was a small company just starting out, founded by three friends with programming backgrounds. At the start, the company took small contracts…
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My Prague – David Dorůžka

David Dorůžka is one of the Czech Republic’s best jazz musicians. The guitarist studied at the Berklee College of Music in Boston and later spent time in New York and…
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The Czech Republic - a world of wildlife

Tereza Mináriková is a zoologist, who spent a number of years heading the Conservation Policies Unit of the Nature Conservation Agency of the Czech Republic. She is now…
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Czechs Losing Ground Under Their Feet

Czechia is sitting on the proverbial "roof" of Europe. As a result erosion takes away tens of millions of cubic meters of fertile soil each year.
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Restaurant owner Jan Čulík urges Czechs to eat carp all year round

Most Czechs only eat carp once a year, on Christmas Eve. Czech businessman Jan Čulík aims to change that and make Czechs eat carp all year round.
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