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President Pavel calls for continued international non-recognition of Russia’s annexation of Crimea
The international community must continue its policy of not recognising the annexation of Crimea, Czech President Petr Pavel said in a speech at the Crimea Platform summit…
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Havel remains most highly rated post-1989 Czech president, poll finds
Václav Havel remains the most highly rated Czech president since the fall of communism, according to a new poll by STEM/MARK. Václav Klaus came second, followed by…
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Czech Republic joins initiative to protect children from risks of AI
The Czech Republic has joined a group of countries seeking to protect children from the potential impact of artificial intelligence. President Petr Pavel took part on…
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Czech MPs approve end to automatic motorway vignette price increases
The Chamber of Deputies on Wednesday approved the abolition of regular price increases for motorway vignettes and changed the validity period of one-day vignettes. Under…
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Justice minister considering lowering age of criminal responsibility to 13
Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc (ANO) is considering lowering the age of criminal responsibility from 15 to 13 for the most serious offences. He is basing the proposal on a…
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Czech scientists receive 2026 Europhysics Prize for discovery of altermagnetism
Libor Šmejkal, Jairo Sinova and Tomáš Jungwirth have received the 2026 Europhysics Prize from the European Physical Society for their outstanding contribution to condensed…
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Weather forecast
Thursday should be overcast and rainy around the country with daytime highs between 13 and 18 degrees Celsius.
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Škoda JS to supply drives for Rolls-Royce small modular reactors
Škoda JS, part of the ČEZ energy group, has signed a contract with British company Rolls-Royce SMR to supply drives for small modular reactors. The agreement makes the…
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President Pavel to address UN General Assembly
Czech President Petr Pavel will deliver a national address to the UN General Assembly on Wednesday. He is expected to focus primarily on the risks associated with the…
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Dvořák Prague festival to conclude with Czech Philharmonic concert
The Dvořák Prague international music festival will conclude on Wednesday evening with a concert by the Czech Philharmonic. The orchestra will perform under Hong Kong…
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European Commission says Agrofert trust fails to resolve Babiš conflict of interest
The trust into which Prime Minister Andrej Babiš placed the Agrofert holding does not resolve his conflict of interest, according to the European Commission. Novinky.cz…
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Czech army tests drone warfare and defence systems
The Czech army and its allies have been testing drone operations, counter-drone systems and ground robots near Vyškov and Lipník nad Bečvou since Monday as part of the…
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MPs to vote on ending annual increases in motorway vignette prices
Czech MPs are due to vote on Wednesday on ending automatic annual increases in motorway vignette prices. Under the proposed change, the price of an annual vignette would…
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Pavel: Trump’s UN speech aimed more at US than global audience
Czech President Petr Pavel says US President Donald Trump’s speech at the UN General Assembly was aimed more at an American audience ahead of the November elections than…
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Russian court jails Czech man for 13 days over Red Square protest
A Moscow court has sentenced a Czech citizen to 13 days in detention after he staged a protest near Lenin’s Mausoleum on Red Square. Russian agencies Interfax and TASS…
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Thousands ride Petřín funicular on first day back in service
Thousands of passengers have travelled on Prague’s Petřín funicular after it returned to service on Tuesday following a two-year reconstruction. Prague Public Transit…
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Czech Bar Association criticises PM Babiš over comments on judiciary
The Czech Bar Association has joined criticism of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) over his recent comments about the judiciary, describing them as inappropriate. The…
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Weather
It will be mostly sunny or partly cloudy, with cloud cover temporarily increasing in the afternoon and isolated showers possible in the east. Daytime highs will range…
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Survey: More than a quarter of Czech students sleep only five to six hours a night
More than a quarter of Czech secondary school and university students sleep an average of just five to six hours a night during the school year, according to a survey by…
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President Pavel attends opening of UN General Assembly debate in New York
Czech President Petr Pavel is continuing his visit to the United States, attending the opening of the UN General Assembly’s general debate in New York on Tuesday together…
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Czech opposition criticises government coalition over parliamentary procedures
Czech opposition parties have criticised the governing coalition over its handling of parliamentary business, including plans to limit the usual questioning of ministers…
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Justice Ministry data error may have exposed details of up to two million people
A test version of the Czech Justice Ministry’s new commercial register accidentally made sensitive personal data accessible to the public. According to Czech Radio’s…
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Petřín funicular returns to service after nearly two-year reconstruction
Prague’s Petřín funicular returned to service on Tuesday morning after being closed for nearly two years for reconstruction. Dozens of passengers joined the first journeys…
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ANO leads latest Median poll, Motorists below parliamentary threshold
ANO would win a hypothetical Czech general election with 34 percent of the vote, according to an August model by the Median polling agency. STAN would come second with 12…
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Judges’ union criticises Babiš for questioning independence of the courts
The Czech Judges’ Union has criticised Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) for questioning the independence of the courts. Commenting on the Stork’s Nest case, Babiš said…
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