Society
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Cycling project helps seniors feel “wind in their hair” again
A newly imported project named Cycling Without Age is helping Czech seniors enjoy the experience of cycling again – even if they are largely immobile.
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Health minister: very few Czech tourists return home with COVID-19
Only a handful of Czech tourists returning home from foreign summer holidays have tested positive for the coronavirus, Minister of Health Adam Vojtěch told Czech Radio.
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Petr Jašek: My ISIS cellmates threatened to waterboard me
Petr Jašek was subjected to humiliation and violence when placed in a cell with prisoners from ISIS in Sudan, where he was caught carrying out covert missionary work.
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“There is no reason to panic” — says health minister about Karviná COVID-19 outbreak
The situation in the Moravian-Silesian region, including its town of Karviná, is stable and there is no reason to panic, Health Minister Adam Vojtěch said on Tuesday.
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Council of Europe calls on Czech Republic to teach Roma history in schools
The Council of Europe calls on the Czech Republic and other member states to include the history of the Roma in the school curriculum and teaching materials.
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Prague art students create new Czech banknote designs
The same Czech banknotes have been in press for over 20 years. What could an alternative new design look like?
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Czech.Global network in-the-making to open up new horizons for all Czechs abroad
Work is underway to give the 2.5 million Czechs living and working abroad a platform where they can meet, socialize, seek partners for start-ups or plan new projects.
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Czech video game industry sees strong growth for third year in succession
The Czech video game industry grew by 20 percent last year, with a total turnover of CZK 4.54 billion. The sector has doubled in size in the past three years alone.
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Dozens of Czech children find adoptive families abroad every year
Thirty children from the Czech Republic found a new home abroad last year. Most of the children were boys of up to five years old.
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Czech fathers increasingly spending more time with their children, survey shows
Input of Czech fathers in the upbringing of their children has risen over the past 10 years, with 70 percent saying they now have enough time to spend with their offspring.
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Indoor facemask requirement to end on July 1
After previous partial easing, the requirement to cover one’s face will end completely on July 1 – except for in spots with a relatively high risk of Covid-19.
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Charles University ready to welcome Erasmus students in winter semester
Every year, thousands of foreign students come to study to the Czech Republic within the Erasmus programme. What are their prospects for the upcoming academic year?
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