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Court rules that Energoaqua caused Bečva River poisoning but no penalty imposed
The company Energoaqua is responsible for the poisoning of the Bečva River that occurred on September 20, 2020, the Vsetín District Court ruled on Monday. However, the…
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President Klaus slams government
In an interview for Czech Radio, President Vaclav Klaus criticized the Czech government for failing to adequately inform Czech citizens about the impact of EU accession on…
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Czech and Norwegian foreign ministers sign mutual understanding agreement
Czech Foreign Minister Cyril Svoboda and his Norwegian counterpart Jan Petersen signed a mutual understanding agreement in Prague on Tuesday that will see the Czech…
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Leaders of emerging coalition agree on programme, ministerial posts
The leaders of a proposed centre-right government of the Civic Democrats, the Christian Democrats, and the Greens have agreed on a coalition programme and the distribution…
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German officials accept responsibility for waste dump in Libceves
German officials have accepted responsibility for an illegal waste dump in Libceves in North Bohemia. Following talks in Saxony on Thursday, the local authorities said…
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Mirek Topolanek to present his minority cabinet on Friday
President Vaclav Klaus' office has announced that prime minister designate Mirek Topolanek is scheduled to meet with the president on Friday at 10:00am to present his…
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Nine municipalities reject radar base
Citizens in nine municipalities in the Pribram and Rokycany districts have overwhelmingly voted against the building of a proposed US radar base in the nearby military…
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Members of former government outline future plans
A number of prominent members in the former government have outlined future plans, with former prime minister and Social Democrat head Jiri Paroubek prepared to stay in…
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President Klaus "surprised" by choice of Gore for Nobel Prize
President Vaclav Klaus, who has publicly questioned the impact humans have on global warming, has released a statement admitting "surprise" at the awarding of the Nobel…
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Government parties to ask outgoing finance minister for written confirmation on super-tender
The heads of the three parties negotiating on the government will ask outgoing finance minister Eduard Janota for written confirmation that the Czech Republic will not be…
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Human rights and minorities minister not to step down yet
In related news, Czech Human Rights and Minorities Minister Michael Kocáb said on Wednesday he would not yet step down, as requested by the Green Party which nominated him…
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Czech towns join in Flag for Tibet initiative
Hundreds of town halls and institutions around the Czech Republic on Tuesday joined the Flag for Tibet initiative expressing support for Tibetan independence. The Flag for…
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Garbage Warrior selected as Ekofilm winner
Garbage Warrior, a documentary by British film maker Oliver Hodge was given the main award at the Ekofilm festival at Český Krumlov on Saturday. The 90-minute documentary…
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Meeting between PM, party leaders, on govt changes, proves inconclusive
A meeting between interim Prime Minister Jan Fischer, Social Democrat chairman Jiří Paroubek and the leader of the Civic Democrats Petr Nečas to discuss changes to the…
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iRozhlas: Transport Ministry partly admits to one EU audit conclusion on conflict of interest
The Ministry of Transport, which is currently reviewing one of the two preliminary EU audits that point to a conflict of interest of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, has…
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PM Babiš: Czech carbon neutrality would cost CZK 675 billion
Achieving carbon neutrality in the Czech Republic would cost some 675 billion crowns, something that the EU should take into account in the next EU budget period, Prime…
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Coal Commission to prepare scenarios for ceasing Czech mining
Working groups of the so-called Coal Commission expect to draft plans to end coal mining in the Czech Republic sometime after 2030 onwards in order to reduce C02 emissions…
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Czech scientists grow plants for cultivation on Mars using aeroponics
Czech scientists have opened a lab to experiment growing food under extreme conditions and in environments lacking water – such as Mars, Reuters reports. The “Marsonaut”…
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Further droughts could cost country 1.6 percent of GDP, scientists warn
New research by scientists from the Water, Soil and Landscape Centre at the Czech University of Life Sciences suggests that another long-term spell of drought would result…
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Czech gov’t suspends plan to use Stutox II rat poison in agricultural fields
The Czech government has temporarily suspended plans to give farmers blanket permission to use a certain type of rat poison in fields, orchards, meadows and vineyards. The…
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USAID: public image of Czech NGO sector deteriorating
USAID: public image of Czech NGO sector deteriorating The US Agency for International Development (USAID) has ranked the Czech Republic third among post-communist nations…
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Former transport minister charged and released Former transport minister and Public Affairs leader Vít Bárta who is being investigated by police in connection with…
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Pavel Drobil resigning as environment minister after corruption allegations Civic Democrat MP Pavel Drobil is to step down as minister of the environment. He announced…
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News Wednesday, APRIL 07th, 1999
Those were the headlines and now the news in more detail: Cabinet approves aid to Kosovans The Czech Cabinet is meeting today to give its formal approval to humanitarian…
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News Wednesday, APRIL 22nd, 1998
Radio Prague E-News, Date: April 22, 1998, Vladimir Tax Hello and welcome to Radio Prague. I'm Vladimir Tax and here's the news. First the headlines. These are the main…
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