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  Czech men’s basketball team reach Olympic qualifiers after historic result The Czech men’s basketball team have made it to the qualification stage for next year’s Olympic…

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• President Klaus delays putting signature to Lisbon ratification

  The upper house of the Czech parliament has voted to ratify the EU’s Lisbon treaty, finalizing the parliamentary ratification of the document. But one major obstacle…

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• Klaus to appoint Topolanek PM for second time, but why?

  President Vaclav Klaus announced on Monday that he was no longer willing to wait for the country's political parties to agree on forming a temporary government to lead the…

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• Klaus to appoint Topolanek PM for second time, but why?

  President Vaclav Klaus announced on Monday that he was no longer willing to wait for the country's political parties to agree on forming a temporary government to lead the…

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• News Thursday, JANUARY 14th, 1999

  Hello and welcome to Radio Prague. Deputy foreign minister in Canada The Czech deputy foreign minister, Martin Palous, started a ten day official visit to Canada and the…

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• President’s use of power an issue again as he assumes a leading role in the government crisis

  As the crisis in the Czech government has played out over the last two weeks, the country’s President, Václav Klaus, has taken on a key role in how events have unfolded…

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• What did the presidential vote reveal about Czech society?

  The first Czech direct presidential election has divided the nation like never before. In the heated campaign ahead of the election’s second round, leftist Miloš Zeman…

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• Political leader’s communist past revives debate on abolition of screening law

  Talks on the line-up of a new Czech government have hit a snag. One of the key partners in the emerging coalition, ANO leader Andrej Babiš, is listed as a communist…

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• Is democracy under threat in central Europe?

  The year 2006 will go down as a year marked by political instability in central Europe's post-Communist states. The Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia have all…

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• Vaclav Havel, Bill Clinton appearances highlight 'Club of Madrid' meeting in Prague

  In many ways it could easily be dubbed the 'ultimate' NGO - the Club of Madrid founded as a non-governmental organisation making use of experience and know-how of former…

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• Jiří Drahoš: a man with the right chemistry to be Czech president?

  Jiří Drahoš, a former head of the Czech Academy of Sciences, and a university chemistry professor, is considered to be the most serious rival to the incumbent Miloš Zeman…

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• News Thursday, MAY 07th, 1998

  Radio Prague E News Written / Read by: Pauline Newman Date: 7.5.98 Hello and welcome to the programme. I'm Pauline Newman, first let's take a look at the main headlines of…

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• News Monday, JUNE 22nd, 1998

  Radio Prague E-News date: June 22, 1998, 0900 UTC written/read by: Libor Kubik These are the main Czech stories this hour. I am Libor Kubik and here's the news in more…

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• News Sunday, JUNE 21st, 1998

  Radio Prague E-News Date: June 21, 1998, 1300 UTC Written/read by: Libor Kubik These are the main Czech stories this hour. I am Libor Kubik and here's the news in more…

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• Government wins confidence vote but faces tough tasks ahead

  Seven months after the country's inconclusive general elections, the Czech Republic finally has a legitimate government. Prime Minister Topolanek's centre right coalition…

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• No confidence vote to be held on Wednesday despite opposition's minimal chances of winning

  This Wednesday, deputies in the lower house of Parliament will hold a no-confidence vote in the coalition government. The vote was called by the opposition Social…

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  Civic Democrats win largest share of popular vote; election ends in deadlock The weekend's general election has ended in deadlock with the right-of-centre opposition…

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• News Friday, OCTOBER 22nd, 1999

  Hello and a very warm welcome to the programme. First we start with a look at the main headlines of the day: You are tuned to Radio Prague. Those were the headlines, now…

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• News Thursday, NOVEMBER 05th, 1998

  Welcome to RP. I'm DL. Those were the headlines and now the news in more detail: EU tells Czechs to speed up reform In a report published Wednesday, the European…

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• How has 10 years of EU membership impacted Czech society?

  As Czechs mark 10 years in the EU, much of the debate has focused on the material benefits of membership. But what about the less tangible aspects of the country’s…

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  Klaus begins four-day visit to Turkey President Václav Klaus lent support to Turkey’s EU membership bid on the first of a four-day visit to the country. After talks with…

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• News Saturday, JUNE 20th, 1998

  Radio Prague E-News Date: June 20, 1998, 2000 UTC Written/read by: Libor Kubik These are the main Czech stories this hour. I am Libor Kubik and here's the news in more…

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• Analyst: Presidential election may have been won by incumbent but new political potential was harnessed

  The presidential election between incumbent Miloš Zeman and challenger Jiří Drahoš was, in the end, decided by just over 150,000 thousand votes. Both candidates predicted…

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