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Study: Czechia Europe’s best manufacturing destination
The Czech Republic is the best destination in Europe for manufacturers seeking to scale up their production, according to a study carried out by the agency Cushman &…
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Temelin restarted amid fresh anti-nuclear protests in Austria
Technicians at the Czech Republic's Temelin nuclear power station restarted the plant's first reactor on Tuesday, amid fresh protests from Austrian anti-nuclear opponents…
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Poll: Czechs fear missiles but reject anti-missile radar
A new poll conducted by the Factum Invenio agency suggests that three-fifths of Czechs are against the construction of a US defence radar on Czech territory, but almost…
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Škrlová speaks to psychiatrists for first time
The Czech woman at the centre of a bizarre case of identity fraud has been interviewed by psychiatrists for the first time. Barbora Škrlová is in custody in Brno, after…
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Bursik to temporarily head education ministry
President Vaclav Klaus has entrusted Deputy Prime Minister and head of the Green Party Martin Bursik with the temporary running of the education ministry. The news was…
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Greens launch regional election campaign
The Czech Green Party launched its regional election campaign on Monday, saying that environmental issues were at the top of its agenda. Party Chairman Martin Bursik said…
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Kuba replaces Němcová as the first vice-chairman
Industry and Trade Minister Martin Kuba was elected as the new first vice-chairman of the Civic Democratic, replacing lower house speaker Miroslava Němcová. 363 delegates…
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Environmental NGOs criticize Temelín EIA study
Four Czech environmental organizations criticized on Thursday the environmental impact assessment, or EIA, for the completion of the Temelín nuclear power plant. The study…
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Scientists warn Šumava nature reserve at threat
Czech scientists have sent an open letter to the prime minister, Petr Nečas, expressing deep concern over the present management of the Šumava National Park. The head of…
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Environmentalists prepared to re-new blockade in September
Environmental activists are prepared to organize another blockade to prevent the logging of bark-beetle infested trees in the Šumava National Park in September, the…
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Government to discuss proposal to extend life of Paskov coal mine by two years
Minister of Industry and Trade Jan Mládek has proposed that 1.1 billion crowns be earmarked to prolong the life of the Paskov coal mine for another two years until the end…
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President’s spokesman: President did not mean to insult handicapped people
President Miloš Zeman’s spokesman, Jiří Ovčáček, has tried to tone down a highly controversial statement made by the head of state against inclusive education. On a visit…
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Threat of EU freeze on Czech funding lifted says Věra Jourová
The Czech Republic has lifted a threat from the European Commission to freeze funding worth tens of billions of crowns because of the country’s failure to put in place…
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Lower house to vote on controversial bill on care for nature reserves
The lower house is due to vote on a controversial bill on care for the country’s nature reserves. Deputies will be debating amendments to the bill made by the Senate which…
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Hundreds protest against nuclear waste facility plans
Hundreds of people from seven localities on Saturday held simultaneous events in protest of a nuclear waste repository being planned by the government. Protestors walked…
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Deputy Jiri Oliva elected vice-chairman of the Chamber of Deputies
Czech parliamentarians elected Jiří Oliva from the TOP 09 party as vice-chairman of the Chamber of Deputies in a secret vote on Wednesday. Mr Oliva will replace his fellow…
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Czechs bottom of the EU in pumping funds
The Czech Republic presently has the worst record in drawing of EU funds of the entire 27-member block, the Czech Minister for Regional Development Věra Jourová told…
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Half of all Czech spruce trees at risk of beetle infestation this year
This year, up to half of the Czech Republic’s spruce tree population could be infested by bark beetles if the current crisis scenarios end up happening, Environment…
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Agricultural drought across entire country
Agricultural drought has now spread to the entire territory of the Czech Republic, according to scientists and experts affiliated in Intersucho, a specialised data hub…
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NKÚ: Czechia lacks sufficient “green” financial, tax incentives
The Czech Republic lacks effective tax incentives and other measures that would encourage households and businesses to cut greenhouse gas emissions, the Supreme Audit…
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Young generation not happy with political situation, housing accessibility and climate change
A poll targeting young people born after the fall of communism in 1989, suggests that they are not happy with the political situation and housing accessibility, while…
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Czech Republic concerned over proposed EU waste directive The Czech Environment Minister Libor Ambrozek will protest in Brussels against proposed changes in EU directives…
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