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Czech company bankruptcies reach highest nine-month total since 2016
Czech courts declared 618 companies bankrupt in the first nine months of this year, seven percent more than a year earlier and the highest total for that period since 2016…
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Former referee handed 15-year football ban for corruption
Former Czech league referee Simon Vejtasa has been banned from football for 15 years and fined CZK 150,000 for corruption, the Czech Football Association announced. Its…
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PM Andrej Babiš rejects proposed EU budget revenue sources
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) has described the European Commission’s proposed new revenue sources for the EU’s next seven-year budget as completely unacceptable to…
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Czech army chief warns Russia could test NATO unity with limited attack
Russia could test NATO’s unity with a limited attack on a member state, Czech army chief Miroslav Hlaváč told the Czech News Agency. He warned that two decades of military…
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Czech farmers can apply for aid over Middle East crisis
Czech farmers can apply from today for emergency support to offset rising costs linked to the Middle East crisis. The package includes CZK 264 million from the EU’s…
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Prague’s Signal festival opens with light installations at 17 locations
Prague’s Signal festival of digital and creative culture opens on Thursday, offering video mapping, laser projections and light installations at 17 locations. Its two…
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Czech MPs approve late-night voting on legislation
The governing coalition has again approved allowing the lower house to vote on legislation after 9 p.m., opening the way for overnight proceedings on Wednesday. Eighty MPs…
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Salvation Army clinics for homeless people face doctor shortages
Czech Salvation Army clinics providing healthcare for homeless people are struggling with doctor shortages and limited funding, the organisation said on Wednesday. Its…
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Chinese citizen denies spying charges at Prague trial
Chinese citizen Yang Yiming denied charges of spying for Chinese intelligence through his lawyer at Prague’s Municipal Court on Wednesday. He is the first person…
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Transparency International says EU confirms Babiš’s conflict of interest
The non-governmental organisation Transparency International says the European Commission has confirmed that Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš of the ANO Party remains in…
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Weather
Skies will be mostly clear or partly cloudy, with patches of morning fog clearing before noon and more cloud in places during the day, especially in Moravia and Silesia…
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Senators challenge law allowing government to cap fuel prices
A group of Czech senators has asked the Constitutional Court to strike down legislation allowing the government to cap petrol and diesel prices. Represented by Tomáš Goláň…
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Opposition criticises civil service changes as MPs reconsider vetoed bill
Opposition MPs criticised civil service changes on Wednesday as the lower house reconsidered legislation vetoed by President Petr Pavel. The coalition of the ANO Party …
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Nečas scores twice as Adam Jiříček nets first NHL goal
Czech forward Martin Nečas scored twice in the second period to lead Colorado to a 3–2 victory at Dallas. Defenceman Adam Jiříček netted his first NHL goal, helping St…
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Czech mortgage lending rises in September as interest rates increase
Czech banks and building societies provided mortgages worth CZK 35.4 billion in September, up three percent from August but down six percent year on year, according to the…
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Prague court opens trial of Chinese citizen accused of spying
Prague’s Municipal Court begins hearing the case of a Chinese citizen accused of spying for Chinese intelligence on Wednesday. He is the first person prosecuted in Czechia…
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Tomáš Souček extends West Ham contract until 2028
Former Czech national team captain Tomáš Souček has extended his contract with West Ham United until the summer of 2028. The 31-year-old midfielder’s previous deal was due…
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Coalition MPs urge Pavel to disclose Morocco holiday costs
Government coalition MPs have urged Czech President Petr Pavel to disclose the cost of his private holiday in Morocco amid suspicions that it was not paid for entirely…
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Czechia welcomes new EU budget proposal, with certain reservations
The Czech Republic welcomes the Irish presidency’s proposal for the next seven-year EU budget, which avoids significant cuts to traditional EU policies, including cohesion…
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Culture Ministry to review cooperation with major cultural institutions
The Czech Culture Ministry plans to review the scope of its cooperation with major cultural institutions and events, saying it wants to bring it into line with the…
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ČEZ to challenge Luxembourg court ruling in Diag Human case
The Czech state-controlled energy company ČEZ will challenge a Luxembourg court order in the Diag Human case, Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) told the Czech News Agency…
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Weather forecast
Wednesday should be partly cloudy to overcast with daytime highs between 12 and 17 degrees Celsius.
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Czech inflation rose to 2.5 percent in September
Consumer prices in the Czech Republic rose by 2.5 percent year on year in September, up from 1.9 percent in August, according to data released by the Czech Statistics…
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