Society
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Czech public TV still under pressure from politicians despite improved legislation, study finds
How independent and free of political pressure are public TV stations in the Czech Republic and elsewhere in Europe? That is a subject addressed in an extensive new study…
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Belarus presidential candidate appears at Forum 2000
In Belarus this month allied opposition activists agreed on a single candidate to challenge the autocratic rule of President Alexander Lukashenko in next year's…
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Ahmed Hamza - Iraqi paediatrician learning modern heart defect diagnosis
Rob Cameron's guest in this week's One on One is Dr Ahmed Hamza, a 37-year-old paediatrician from the Iraqi city of Basra. He recently left his troubled homeland and his…
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Minorities and public broadcasting: are they being presented properly?
Under Czech law, public service broadcasters are obliged to devote programming time to minorities living in this country such as Slovaks and Roma. In this week's Talking…
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Forum 2000 looks at 'Conflict and Coexistence'
Intended as a one-off meeting of intellectuals and activists from around the globe, the Forum 2000 conference has become a veritable Prague institution. Founded in 1996 by…
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Smirink
The Czech Republic, some critics have noted, will never be quite the same following the arrival of reality TV. For a month or so now millions of mostly young viewers have…
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Magazine
A tractor demolishes a racing car! Prague is to get a Garden of Eden park, and the search for a run-away condor is over - Charles is back in captivity. Find out more in…
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FBI seizes "Pirate of Prague" Kozeny in Bahamas paradise
Viktor Kozeny, the so-called Pirate of Prague, is currently sitting in a police cell in his adopted home of the Bahamas, after being arrested by the FBI. On Thursday US…
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GPs go ahead with one day strike
Money problems in the Czech health sector appear to have reached a head. Hundreds of private GPs across the country closed their offices for a one day strike on Thursday…
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Overdue: Libraries open a new chapter in public relations
Exhibitions, author readings and book signings, free Internet and a general amnesty on late fees for patrons with overdue books - yes, it's Libraries Week once again in…
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Game-lovers match wits at Mind Sports Olympiad
For five years now the Tyrsuv Dum - a magnificent Renaissance Palace in Prague's Lesser Quarter - has been the site for the annual Mind Sports Olympiad allowing game…
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Czech jobseekers often fall victim to bogus job agents in UK
The United Kingdom is one of only three old EU countries that opened their labour markets to the citizens of new member states after last year's enlargement. According to…
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