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Bomb threats target several flights across Europe, including four bound for Prague
Bomb disposal teams found no explosives or other dangerous objects aboard four aircraft that received bomb threats while flying to Prague on Thursday. The planes, two from…
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Czechs feel safest in four years, but health concerns persist
Czechs feel safer than at any point in the past four years, according to the latest Safety Index compiled by insurer ČSOB Pojišťovna and polling agency STEM/MARK. The…
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Opposition fails for third time to push for removal of lower house speaker Okamura
Czech opposition parties have failed for a third consecutive day to put a motion to dismiss lower house speaker Tomio Okamura (Freedom and Direct Democracy Party) on…
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Škoda Auto threatens to review hockey sponsorship if Russia returns
Czech carmaker Škoda Auto says it will reconsider sponsoring the Ice Hockey World Championship if Russia returns to the tournament. The company, a main sponsor since 1993…
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Czech retail sales growth slows to 4.1 percent in September
Retail sales in Czechia grew by 4.1 percent year-on-year in September, slowing from a revised 4.4 percent in August, according to figures released by the Czech Statistical…
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Škoda Auto unions warn of reduced overtime over pay dispute
Trade unions at Czech carmaker Škoda Auto say employees could limit voluntary overtime unless they receive adequate pay. Union leader Jaroslav Povšík said weekend and…
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Czech basketball player Vít Krejčí suffers broken ankle in NBA game
Czech basketball player Vít Krejčí suffered a broken left ankle during Portland Trail Blazers' 132–119 victory over Phoenix in the NBA. The 26-year-old was injured late in…
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Prime Minister Babiš and cabinet ministers to address Prague security conference
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) will open the Prague Security Dialogue conference on Thursday, focusing on the future of Czech defence, military spending and the…
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V4 presidents to discuss Ukraine, EU enlargement and energy at Slovakia summit
The presidents of Czechia, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary will discuss support for Ukraine, EU enlargement and energy supplies on Thursday, the second day of their summit in…
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Coalition pushes controversial conflict-of-interest amendment towards first reading
The government coalition has put a controversial amendment to the Conflict of Interest Act on the Chamber of Deputies' agenda, paving the way for its first reading. The…
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Lower house approves law aimed at making online environment safer
The Chamber of Deputies has approved a Digital Economy Act designed to make the online environment safer and introduce stricter rules for online marketplaces and social…
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Babiš and Tusk welcome renewed Visegrad Four cooperation
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and his Polish counterpart Donald Tusk have welcomed the resumption of cooperation within the Visegrad Four, which had previously been…
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Krkonoše National Park staff unions declare strike alert amid growing tensions over management
Trade unions at the Krkonoše National Park Administration (KRNAP) have declared a strike alert over uncertainty among employees and concerns about the park’s future…
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Weather forecast
Thursday should be bright and clear and dry around the country, with daytime highs between 6 and 10 degrees Celsius.
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PM Babiš says media strike and protests will not change government’s plans
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš said Tuesday’s strike at Czech Television and Czech Radio, and the accompanying demonstrations, would not change the governing coalition’s…
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PM Babiš: Democrats’ huge election victory likely to paralyse American politics
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has described the Democrats’ victory in the US congressional elections as huge, saying it was likely to lead to a degree of paralysis in…
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Poverty rate among Roma in Czechia more than five times the national average, EU report says
Some 52 percent of Roma people in Czechia are at risk of poverty, compared with 9.5 percent of the overall population, according to a European Commission report on Roma…
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Czech Paradise Geopark to lose UNESCO status over gemstone trade
The Czech Paradise Geopark, based in Turnov in the Semily region, will lose its UNESCO designation at the end of this year after holding it since 2015. The decision was…
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Opposition leaders call PM Babiš to talks on public-service media funding
The leaders of five opposition parties have called on Prime Minister Andrej Babiš to hold joint talks on the future of Czech Television and Czech Radio, involving their…
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Czech ice hockey joins European boycott of matches against Russia
Czech Ice Hockey Association President Alois Hadamczik has announced that Czechia will join other European countries in refusing to play against Russia at international…
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National Theatre unions call for culture minister’s resignation
National Theatre actors have called for the resignation of Culture Minister Oto Klempíř. Speaking at the demonstration in support of public-service media in Prague, they…
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Thousands rally in Prague and other cities in support of public-service media
Thousands of people gathered in Prague’s Wenceslas Square on Tuesday to demonstrate in support of the independence of Czech Television and Czech Radio. Those attending…
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Government approves military development strategy until 2040
Andrej Babiš's government on Monday approved a strategy for the development of the Czech Armed Forces until 2040. The number of soldiers is expected to increase by at…
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PM Babiš opposes return of Russian hockey players to international competitions
Russian hockey players should remain excluded from world championships until the war in Ukraine is over, Prime Minister Andrej Babiš said on Monday. He added that all…
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