Society
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Citizens speak out about possible U.S. base in Czech Republic
On Tuesday evening, about 150 people attended a demonstration on Prague's Peace Square—or Namesti Miru. The gathering was organized by the Humane Party, a movement which…
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UN committee looks into enforced sterilization of Romany women
A United Nations committee on the elimination of discrimination against women is looking into claims of enforced sterilization of Romany women in a number of post…
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All men are equal
There's a Czech saying that goes "Vsichni jsme si rovni ale nekteri jsou si rovnejsi" - all men are equal but some more equal than others...in other words there will…
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Mailbox
Today we continue in our readings from the entries sent in by our listeners for Radio Prague's annual competition in which we asked our listeners to identify three short…
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Magazine
The biggest theft in the history of Czech golf - who would want to steal 6,500 golf balls? Around Europe on a scooter - one Czech's idea of a dream holiday. And, the…
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From Trabants to Lamborghinis: city releases new figures on registered cars
The city of Prague has released new data on the number and types of cars registered by Prague residents - and for the most part the results are what you'd expect. For…
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Czech Republic's relatively good AIDS statistics working against it
AIDS specialists in the Czech Republic are ringing alarm bells: the number of people infected with HIV is slowly but steadily increasing with every passing year. At the…
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Prague's Stvanice to see extensive changes as recreational park
Prague's Stvanice is the Czech capital's largest island and a site with a remarkable history. It houses a famous tennis court where tennis star Martina Navratilova helped…
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The Czech Muslim community: A beacon of piety in a predominantly atheist country
Less than a century ago, Europe's Muslim population was concentrated primarily in the Balkans. Nowadays, there are Muslims living all over the continent from Iceland to…
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Antonin Sum, secretary to post-war foreign minister Jan Masaryk, dies in Prague at 87
Antonin Sum, who was secretary to the post-war Czechoslovak foreign minister Jan Masaryk, has died in Prague at the age of 87. Sum, who was born in Prague and studied law…
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First signs of discontent over US missile interceptor base
The first signs of discontent over potential plans to build a US missile interceptor base on Czech territory made a tentative appearance on Monday, as around one hundred…
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Security expert Radek Khol - world at risk from forces "beyond our control"
Revelations of an alleged plot to blow up transatlantic passenger aircraft have once again brought the issue of security very much to the forefront of people's minds. Ours…
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