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Czech aid to China The Czech Republic will be dispatching aid to China in the wake of a devastating earthquake that hit its Southwestern provinces. Beijing rejected a…
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Czech Republic celebrates independence anniversary The Czech Republic commemorates the 89th anniversary of the foundation of independent Czechoslovakia in 1918. President…
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Czech firms reluctant to partake in foreign aid projects

The Czech Republic spends around 430 million crowns a year on foreign aid, financing various development projects in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ethiopia, Moldova, Mongolia…
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Better days ahead for the Czech Republic's home care service for the elderly

Statistics show that twelve percent of Czechs are now over sixty-five years old. Nothing exceptional about this, but the number will rise significantly when a big group of…
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Why were Czechs gasping for fresh air?

Imagine waking up to a day when the city's covered with smog, there is no sunlight and you cannot breathe, the air is heavy and there's nowhere to escape to. A day goes by…
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Barefoot Tourism association offers network of trails for “Earthing“ fans

The wellness trend of walking barefoot has some 3,000 enthusiastic proponents in the Czech Republic and a network of barefoot tourist trails where you can try it out.
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Foreign Ministry advises Czechs not to travel to Libya The Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a warning to Czech citizens not to travel to Libya. Ministry…
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News Thursday, SEPTEMBER 28th, 2000

By: Kazi Stasna Anti-globalisation demonstrators to protest fellow activists' imprisonment Anti-globalisation protestors are set to hold a demonstration in front of the…
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Straw complements Czechs on fast-moving preparations for EU membership Britain's Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw announced on Wednesday that the Czech Republic had made…
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Havel files charges against pornographic website Czech President Vaclav Havel has filed a criminal complaint against the owner of a pornographic website named after his…
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News Wednesday, MARCH 25th, 1998

Radio Prague E-News Date: March 25, 1998 Written/read by: Vladimir Tax Hello and welcome to Radio Prague. I'm Vladimir Tax and here's the news. First the headlines. These…
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News Friday, FEBRUARY 27th, 1998

Radio Prague E-news Date: 27.2.1998 Written/read by: David Vaughan Hello and welcome to Radio Prague. I'm David Vaughan. First the headlines. And now the news in more…
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Recycling – the key to solving the Czech waste problem

Like all other developed countries, Czechia has a waste problem. Even though Czech households do not, actually, produce half as much garbage as those in the United States…
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Czech foreign minister: Russia responsible for collapse of INF treaty Russia bears full responsibility for the collapse of the INF treaty (Intermediate-Range Nuclear…
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Press Review

Most of the Czech papers today lead with the story of the motorway running through the ceské stredohori. MLADA FRONTA DNES features a picture of the motorway under…
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Fresh graduates push unemployment up The Czech unemployment rate increased to 9 percent in July, as compared to 8.7 percent in June. Employment offices attribute the…
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Out My Window – A 360 degree internet documentary examines lives behind the gray walls of the highrise, from Prague to Beirut

In this week’s Arts I talk to Czech-Canadian documentary filmmaker Katerina Cizek – the director of Out My Window, a fascinating and highly-innovative project that looks…
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Bohemian Wire-Haired Pointing Griffon

The Český Fousek or Bohemian Wire-Haired Pointing Griffon was originally bred in the Czech Republic as a hunting dog. They are easy to train and devoted to their owners.
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New mammal species discovered in Czechia

Scientists in Czechia have discovered a new species of mammal. The greater white-toothed shrew migrated to the country from North Africa.
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Going viral: Czech researchers map local spread of Covid-19 dis/misinformation

Researchers from Palacký University have conducted an extensive study of how misinformation, disinformation and fake news about Covid-19 have spread throughout the country.
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Overtourism a growing problem in Krkonoše mountains

The Giant Mountains are one of the most popular tourist destinations in Czechia, but dealing with the ever growing numbers of tourists is becoming increasingly difficult.
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Expert says Czechs can still improve waste performance

According to EU statistics, Czechs are some of the best in Europe for separating communal waste, including paper, plastic and milk cartons. But when it comes to recycling…
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News Friday, MARCH 12th, 1999

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. Czech Republic…
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Energy liberalization and efficiency in the Czech Republic

Along with many other industrialized countries around the world the Czech Republic has begun the process of restructuring its energy sector. Liberalization and efficiency…
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Czech Technical University team working on animal inspired drone swarms

A CTU project seeks to explore the possible application of massed drones in humanitarian search and rescue operations.
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