Society
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Head: Prague Pride is one of region’s biggest human rights events
The Prague Pride festival begins on Monday and culminates next Saturday with the first Pride Parade through the city since 2019.
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Scouts flock to Prague from around the globe
The Central European Jamboree, a traditional 10-day event primarily for scouts from the Visegrad countries, has returned to Prague after eight years.
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Czech Food Classics: Svíčková
Svíčková na smetaně, or simply svíčková, is unquestionably one of the most popular Czech meals. The recipe was first mentioned by Magdalena Dobromila Rettigová in 1826.
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Equality group hits back as MPs seek to block same-sex marriage
Czech MPs have submitted a bill that would enshrine marriage in law as solely between a man and a woman. A marriage equality group have come out strongly against this.
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Pig farm demolition on Lety concentration camp site finally launched
The demolition work at a former pig farm at Lety in South Bohemia that was the site of a concentration camp for Romanies during WWII was officially launched on Friday.
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Czechia very popular as study destination among foreigners, study finds
Czechia is a popular destination for foreign students, according to a survey conducted by the Czech National Agency for International Education & Research.
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Young Czechs may be allowed to start driving at 17, but are they in a hurry to get behind the wheel?
Young Czechs may be allowed to start driving at the age of 17 under supervision, but are teenagers really in a rush to get behind the wheel?
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Close to half a million Czechs hooked on mobile phones, social networks, and online gaming
Close to half a million Czechs over the age of 15 are seriously “hooked” on mobile phones, social networks, and online gaming. How big a problem is it?
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Destination Istanbul: Czech hitchhiking championships kick-off this Saturday
This Saturday will see the start of the annual Czech Hitchhiking Championships (Mistrovství ČR v autostopu). Contestants will have to hitchike to Istanbul and back.
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Study shows wide discrepancies in how Czech schools mark their students
The way children in the Czech Republic are marked is not always fair according to a newly published study conducted by the think-tank IDEA at the Economics Institute of CAS
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New project aims to get Czechs with differing views talking – offline
“The Czech Republic Talks” is the name of a new project seeking to match up people with very different political views – and get them to speak face to face.
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CR faces “summer wave” of Covid as 1,000 daily cases seen again
Covid-19 seems to be making another comeback in the Czech Republic. This week has seen over 1,000 new cases a day for the first time since in two months.
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