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Air quality at Prague crossroads of Sokolská/Ječná among worst in Czechia
The Prague intersection of Sokolská and Ječná streets in the city centre has one of the highest pollution levels in the Czech Republic, according to the Centre for…
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Hunters near Brno find hares, pheasants ‘illegally poisoned’ by Stutox II
Dozens of hares and several pheasants found dead by hunters on the outskirts of Brno were killed by Stutox II, a rat poison that farmers were recently prohibited from…
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PM wants more action from state firm on lithium mining
The state enterprise Diamo should become actively involved in a project to mine lithium at Cínovec in Northern Bohemia, Prime Minister Andrej Babiš said on Tuesday. He…
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Experts protest against re-drawn conservation zones for national parks
Experts in the field of environmental protection say that if the proposed conservation zones for the country‘s four national parks are approved in their present form they…
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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 rating at AA- with a stable outlook. S&P said…
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State to spend billions on combatting drought
The Czech Republic is planning to spend billions in the coming decades on fighting drought. Speaking on Tuesday after a meeting of the National Coalition to Combat Drought…
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Anti-GM protest in South Moravia
Finally this week, the dispute over genetically modified foods continues - Greenpeace activists wrapped corn plants in plastic bags on Monday in the latest attack against…
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Business News
Incubator e-konom IT incubators that breed dot.com companies are fairly common in the West, but less so in the Czech Republic. There are a few, however: one of them was…
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Czech president Václav Klaus reveals post-election plans The recent Czech presidential elections, in which Václav Klaus defeated economist Jan Švejnar were a battle…
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News Wednesday, JUNE 21st, 2000
Those were the headlines and now the news in more detail: Refugees want action A group of ten refugees from Russia, Moldavia and Uzbekistan, who have gone on hunger strike…
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News of Radio Prague
Rivers rising after more heavy rain Fears of rivers rising in the eastern parts of the country due to storms and heavy rain that have hit the country in the past few days…
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News of Radio Prague
Environment minister welcomes completion of legislation chapter The Czech Environment Minister Milos Kuzvart has welcomed the completion of the environment chapter in…
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Daily news summary
Former dissidents protest against alleged attempts to re-write history Around forty leading personalities linked to the 1989 freedom demonstrations have signed an open…
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News of Radio Prague
France supports Czech membership in EU The Czech Prime Minister Vladimir Spidla, who on Saturday ended a three day official visit to France, has received assurances that…
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Czech Press Photo contest awards ceremony postponed until December
Organisers of the annual Czech Press Photo contest have announced they will accept entries throughout September, as usual. But the awards ceremony has been postponed until…
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Andrej Babiš re-elected chairman of ANO Party
Former Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has been re-elected chairman of the ANO Party. Mr. Babiš, who was the only candidate for the post, received the backing of 76 out of 95…
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Czech, Poland begin talks over controversial Turów coal mine near border
Negotiations between the Czech Republic and Poland over the latter country’s Turów lignite mine near the shared border began on Thursday. The Czech government has…
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Mixed reactions to Zeman’s Christmas message
The president’s Christmas message evoked mixed reactions on the Czech political scene. While Prime Minister Petr Fiala welcomed the president’s words about the importance…
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Cabinet agrees on Kuzvart for EU commissioner, junior members abstain
The Czech government has approved Milos Kuzvart, a former environment minister and serving MP for the Social Democrats, to become the Czech Republic's first representative…
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Topolanek: CR not to block talks on reviving EU constitution
Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek who is on an official visit to Brussels has said the Czech Republic will not block talks on reviving a European Union constitution but…
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Lower house passes amendment on waste law
The lower house has passed an amendment on the country’s waste law which will require Czech firms to more thoroughly record waste imports and archive records for at least…
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Locals in Osečná, north Bohemia, protest possibility of uranium mining
Around 300 people near Osečná, north Bohemia, have protested against possible uranium mining in the area. Local inhabitants, town representatives and environmentalists met…
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