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Was Jan Masaryk murdered after all? New American, British and French documents reopen investigation
Police have reopened the case of the death of former Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk. Originally believed to be a suicide, a ...
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New high-capacity Škoda trams soon to arrive on Prague’s streets
We spoke to councillor and former Deputy Mayor for Transport Adam Scheinherr about the Škoda ForCity Plus 52T tram, launched ...
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The Dominator turns 60: Legendary goalie Dominik Hašek looks back at his hockey career
Dominik Hašek, considered by some to be the greatest ice-hockey goaltender in history, is celebrating his sixtieth birthday, ...
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Is it the beer? Plzeň beats Prague and Brno on Numbeo quality of life index
Plzeň is ranked 54th on the Numbeo quality of life index for January, overtaking not only Prague and Brno, but cities such as ...
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Czechast special: introducing Prague off the beaten track
A great new way to learn about hidden gems of Prague with Radio Prague International. In this Czechast special we introduce ...
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Czech National Bank Governor discusses potential bitcoin reserves plan in Financial Times interview
Czech National Bank Governor Aleš Michl plans to present a proposal to the bank’s board to hold bitcoin as part of its reserves. If approved, bitcoin could account for up to 5% of the bank's €140 ...
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Kutná Hora to mark 30 years in UNESCO with series of events
A series of cultural events will take place in Kutná Hora this year to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the town's historic center being added to the UNESCO World Heritage List. According to local ...
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Trade unions threaten strike over controversial dismissal proposal
The proposal, supported by the ruling Civic Democrats and TOP 09, aims to add flexibility to the Labour Code. While some employers back it, opposition parties, trade unions, and some coalition members ...
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Czech police reopen Jan Masaryk death case over new evidence
Czech police have reopened the case of former Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk's death, now investigating it as a possible murder. Masaryk fell from a window in Prague’s Czernin Palace on 10 March 1948 ...
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Prague sees surge in new flat sales, prices hit record highs
The most affordable new flats were in Prague 9 and 10, averaging CZK 149,000 per square metre, while central districts such as Prague 1, 2, and 7 exceeded CZK 200,000. The sharpest price jump—21% year ...
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Czech unemployment benefits may increase in early months
Unemployment benefits in the Czech Republic could rise from 65% to 80% of previous earnings in the first months, while later months would see a decrease from 45% to 40%. Eligibility for extended ...
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Janáček’s Káťa Kabanová opens Prague Opera Festival
The 16th Festival of Music Theatre Opera kicks off today in Prague’s Estates Theatre with Leoš Janáček’s Káťa Kabanová, performed by the Silesian Theatre Opava and starring soprano Tereza Kavecká. The ...