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Czech company develops “revolutionary” facemask that could help limit spread of coronavirus
Czech nanofiber technology firm Respilon Group says it has developed revolutionary masks capable of isolating and killing viruses, such as the one currently affecting…
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Travel agencies cancel tours to China, Škoda keeping staff there for now
A number of Czech travel agencies have cancelled or are trying to reschedule package trips to China in view of the situation surrounding the coronavirus crisis, the Czech…
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Open for business? The economic case for Czech same-sex marriages
Open For Business, a coalition of leading global companies dedicated to furthering LGBT+ inclusion, has published a new brief on the Czech Republic making an “economic and…
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Czechs stocking up on facemasks and basic pharmaceuticals, but no confirmed cases of coronavirus in…
While there are still no confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the Czech Republic, facemask and basic pharmaceuticals sales are going through the roof as many have chosen…
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Czech officials target air travellers in response to coronavirus
The government of the Czech Republic have announced a number of special steps in connection with the coronavirus, which has spread across China and to at least 10 other…
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LGBTI rights: Two-thirds of Czechs now support same-sex marriage, poll shows
Back in 2006, the Czech Republic became the first post-communist country in the European Union to adopt a “registered partnership” law, granting same-sex couples the same…
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Olomouc University opens campus in Iraqi Kurdistan
Palacký University in Olomouc has opened its own campus in Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan. The university currently offers a course in petroleum engineering within…
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Czech PM joins world leaders at Fifth World Holocaust Forum
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš joined world leaders from 49 countries at the Fifth World Holocaust Forum in Israel, commemorating the 75th anniversary of the liberation…
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Black or white? Czechs learn the art of tea-making from scratch
The picturesque Georgian village of Kvenobani, nestling in the foothills of the Caucasus Mountains, is a long way to go to discover the secret of tea- making. But the…
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Sociologist on “DIY”: people like to do something creative
Czechs like to describe themselves as a nation of people who are innovative and manually skilled. There is even a saying in Czech – zlaté české ručičky, which translates…
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Prague City Hall moves to curb visual pollution
Prague City Hall is pushing ahead in its efforts to fight visual pollution in the Czech capital. After banning giant bubble blowers and ‘street artists’ wearing animal…
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Czechs pay homage to student martyr Jan Palach
Czechs have been marking the 51st anniversary of the self-immolation of Prague university student Jan Palach, who set himself alight in protest at apathy in the face of…
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