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Opposition Civic Democrats move to block controversial Prague candidate
The leadership of the opposition Civic Democratic Party (ODS) has ordered its Prague 1 branch to remove former mayor Filip Dvořák from its candidate list for this autumn's…
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Czechia records EU's second-lowest inflation rate
Czechia had the European Union's second-lowest inflation rate in June, according to new data from Eurostat. Annual inflation fell to 1.1 percent under the EU's harmonised…
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Weather
Cloudy skies will prevail across most of Czechia, with scattered showers and thunderstorms expected during the day, especially in the mountains. Conditions will gradually…
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Czech car production rises in first half of the year
Czech carmakers produced about 780,000 passenger cars in the first half of the year, around four percent more than a year earlier, according to the Automotive Industry…
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Producer prices show mixed trends in June
Czech industrial producer prices rose 1.3 percent year-on-year in June, although the pace of growth slowed from May, according to the Czech Statistical Office…
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Swimming banned at Prague's Džbán reservoir over toxic algae
Health authorities have banned swimming at Prague's Džbán reservoir after detecting high levels of blue-green algae and algal bloom. Lower concentrations were also found…
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Ancient Celtic bronze duck discovered in Moravia
An amateur archaeologist has discovered a rare 2,000-year-old Celtic bronze duck near Tučín in Moravia in the east of the country. The tiny figurine, just 23 millimetres…
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Czech climber dies during Karakoram expedition in Pakistan
Czech mountaineer Jaroslav Bánský, 46, has died in Pakistan's Karakoram mountain range while attempting the first recorded ascent of Biarchedi II. He was climbing with…
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MP Turek fined over two buildings without planning permission
MP Filip Turek of the Motorists party has received fines totalling CZK 200,000 over two construction projects he carried out without planning permission, the Czech News…
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Mortgage lending eases in June despite strong annual growth
Czech banks and building societies provided mortgages worth 48.9 billion crowns in June, down seven percent from May but 32 percent higher than a year earlier. New…
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Diana Ross to perform in Czechia for first time this month
US singing star Diana Ross is set to perform in the Czech Republic for the first time this month. The concert will take place on July 29 at the Lochotín Amphitheatre in…
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President signs bill under which employment offices will help homeless
Employment offices in Czechia are set to assist people at risk of homelessness, taking over some responsibilities in this area from municipalities, under an amendment to…
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Brussels approves Czech system for construction of new power generation sources
The European Commission has approved a Czech system of “capacity mechanisms” for the construction of new power generation sources, it said on Thursday. Under this system…
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Weather
It should be mainly overcast in Czechia on Friday, with an average high temperature of 28 degrees Celsius. The weekend is expected to see some sunshine and lower…
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Skyscraper with David Černý “shipwreck” design gets planning permission
A 126-metre high skyscraper with a design by Czech sculptor David Černý bringing to mind the wreck of a ship has received planning permission, a local official in Prague…
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Turek no longer attending ministry meetings as crash investigated
MP Filip Turek of the Motorists party will no longer participate in negotiations, official meetings or management consultations at the Ministry of the Environment, a…
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Czech arrested in China over “endangering state security”
Chinese officials says a Czech citizen detained in China is suspected of endangering state security, the Reuters news agency reported. The Czech news outlet Seznam Zprávy…
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MP Foldyna suspected of domestic violence
MP Jaroslav Foldyna of the party Freedom and Direct Democracy is suspected of domestic violence and has been barred from the home he shares with his wife, Czech Radio…
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Turek could face driving ban and prison if found guilty of crash
If Motorists party MP Filip Turek is found guilty of Monday's traffic accident in central Prague, he could face a driving ban of between six and 18 months, or even up to…
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President Pavel calls Czech delegation’s participation at NATO summit a diplomatic debacle
President Petr Pavel described the participation of the Czech delegation at the NATO summit in Ankara as a diplomatic debacle. However, he acknowledged that not everyone…
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Czech Republic and Slovakia to consider joint purchase of AM120 mortars
The Czech Republic and Slovakia will explore the possibility of jointly acquiring AM120 mortars for their mechanised brigades, Czech Defence Minister Jaromír Zůna (for SPD…
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Driver of vehicle involved in crash with Turek’s car on sick leave
The driver of a hospital vehicle that collided with the car of Motorists MP Filip Turek on Monday is currently on sick leave. However, the University Hospital Motol and…
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