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Czech PM warns economic impacts of EU green policy could be dire
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, who is due to address the Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, has called for greater realism on the part of the European Union in its green…
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Demonstrators call for ending Czech coal mining before 2038
Some two dozen people demonstrated outside the government office in Prague on Monday morning calling for the cabinet to halt lignite mining faster than the Coal Commission…
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Vole infestation worsens despite controversial poison use
There were more voles this September than a year ago despite the extraordinary use of a rat poison environmentalists warned also endangers birds and other animals…
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Academy of Sciences unhappy about planned budget cuts
In related news, The Czech Academy of Science has criticised the new 2013 budget proposal submitted by the Finance Ministry. According to the revised budget bill, research…
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Government to take Turów dispute to European Commission
The Czech government will turn to the European Commission for assistance in resolving the Czech-Polish controversy over the planned expansion of the Turów brown coal mine…
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ANO party elects new leadership
The ANO party of the ruling coalition elected new leadership at a party congress in Prague over the weekend. Jaroslav Faltýnek, the head of ANO's deputies club, was re…
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Vote on national parks postponed
The lower house has postponed the vote on a controversial bill on care for the country’s national parks. The Senate-proposed bill includes changes predominantly backing…
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Prime Minister Fischer intervenes in dispute over ČEZ coal-fired power plant
Czech Prime Minister Jan Fischer held talks with Minister of the Environment Jan Dusík on Monday over a high profile decision on whether to approve plans for a new coal…
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Green support for government hinges on tougher demands on ČEZ
The chairman of the Green Party, Ondřej Liška, says his party will only return to the government if the Prime Minister requests that the state energy company submit a…
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Human rights minister steps down
Human Rights and Minorities Minister Michael Kocáb stepped down on Monday, a week after the Greens, who nominated him for the post, withdrew support for the caretaker…
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EU agriculture support programme launched in CR
Czech Finance Minister Pavel Mertlik and the EU's agriculture commissionaire, Franz Fischler, have signed an agreement to finance the SAPARD programme, a joint programme…
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Proceedings against Milada Horáková’s prosecutor to continue The Czech Constitutional Court will reopen the case against Ludmila Brožová-Polednová, a former prosecutor…
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2012 now target date for euro adoption, says Finance Minister Kalousek The minister of finance, Miroslav Kalousek, has set 2012 as a new target date for the Czech…
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News Tuesday, OCTOBER 10th, 2000
By: Libor Kubik Temelin nuclear plant activates The Czech Republic has launched its Temelin nuclear power plant near its border with Austria and said a bitter row with…
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Coal Commission recommends ending lignite use in Czechia by 2038
The Coal Commission has recommended that the Czech Republic halt lignite mining as of 2038 with a view towards reducing the greenhouse gases that contribute to global…
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Fire in Bohemian Switzerland declared fully extinguished
After a 20-day-battle, the fire that broke out in Bohemian Switzerland on July 24 has been declared fully extinguished, and the last remaining section was handed back to…
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Minister for Legislation Jaroslav Bures has become the latest Cabinet minister to announce his resignation
The Czech Minister for Legislation, an independent nominated by the ruling Social Democrats, tendered his resignation on Wednesday, making good on his promise of last week…
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Austria says Melk agreement must remain valid
Austria has reacted with anger to the Czech prime minister's plans to end the validity of the Melk agreement on the Temelin nuclear power plant. During his visit to…
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