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Fuel price surge has not yet fully impacted inflation
The rise in fuel prices following the outbreak of the war in Iran, has yet to be reflected in inflation data and is expected to impact figures in April, analysts told the…
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Cultural sector funding to be debated at ministry meeting
Representatives of the state, cultural institutions and trade unions will meet at the Ministry of Culture on Tuesday to discuss funding for the sector. The so-called “…
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Czech Finance Ministry to publish daily fuel price caps
On Tuesday the Czech Ministry of Finance will start the parctice of publishing maximum fuel prices for the following day. The move is part of a package approved by the…
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President Petr Pavel on working visit to Brno, focus on innovation and research
President Petr Pavel is on a working visit to Brno on Tuesday, with his program focused primarily on science, research and innovation. The head of state visited the Czech…
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Czech court orders another suspect into custody over Pardubice attack
A judge at the District Court in Pardubice on Monday remanded into custody another suspect detained by police on Saturday in connection with the terrorist attack in…
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Weather forecast
Tuesday should be sunny and dry around the country with day temperatures between 11 and 16 degrees Celsius.
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Fuel prices in Czech Republic hit new high as government steps in
Diesel prices in the Czech Republic have climbed to their highest level in more than four years, while petrol has reached a near three-and-a-half-year peak, according to…
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Unseasonably warm spell breaks records across Czechia
Temperatures climbed close to 25°C in several parts of the Czech Republic on Sunday, with nine of roughly 170 long-term meteorological stations recording new daily highs…
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Government planning to introduce compulsory Czech language tests for taxi drivers
Due to the growing number of foreign taxi drivers in Prague, the government is preparing legislation that would require them to have at least basic Czech language skills…
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Avalanche sweeps Czech and Slovak tourists in Austria
An avalanche hit a group of four Czech and Slovak tourists in Austria’s Totes Gebirge mountain range on Sunday. All members managed to free themselves, though one person…
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Environmental group considering legal action over minister’s ‘terrorism’ remark
The environmental organization Hnutí Duha is weighing legal steps to protect its reputation after Foreign Minister Petr Macinka used the term “terrorism” in reference to…
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Easter marks start of tourist season at Czech heritage sites
The Easter holiday launched the visitor season at state-run heritage sites across the Czech Republic. Castles and chateaux are offering festive events, markets, craft…
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Another suspect charged in Pardubice arms factory arson case
Czech investigators on Saturday charged another individual in connection with the arson attack on a facility belonging to LPP Holding in Pardubice. In a related…
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Czech cabinet ministers to attend NATO summit in Ankara, president’s participation uncertain
The Czech Republic will be represented at the upcoming NATO summer summit in Ankara by Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, Defence Minister Jaromír Zůna, and Foreign Minister…
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Heightened security measures at public events over Easter
Heightened security measures are currently in place across the country, with police increasing protection of so-called “soft targets,” including sporting, cultural and…
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Czech government envoy for Green Deal threatens to end all funding to NGO
Government envoy for the Green Deal and MP Filip Turek (Motorists’ party) has threatened on Facebook to intervene in state subsidies sought by the environmental…
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Culture minister dismisses Martin Baxa from Prague Spring board following dispute over allocation of funds
Czech Culture Minister Oto Klempíř has dismissed his predecessor Martin Baxa from the board of the Prague Spring festival, where Baxa had served as chairman. The move…
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