Pellegrini: Czechia and Slovakia could cooperate in nuclear waste storing

April 30, 2019

The Czech Republic and Slovakia are considering finding a common deep
nuclear waste storage site, Slovak Prime Minister Petr Pellegrini said on
Tuesday. Speaking at the European Nuclear Energy Forum in Prague, Mr.

Shooting begins on new film about legendary Czech runner Emil Zátopek

April 29, 2019

The legendary runner Emil Zátopek and his wife Dana, a javelin thrower,
made history at the 1952 Olympic Games in Helsinki, when they won
altogether four gold medals for Czechoslovakia. The story of one of the

Kiska: Prague unofficially third biggest Slovak city

April 29, 2019

Prague is unofficially the third biggest Slovak city, going by the number
of Slovaks living there, the outgoing president of Slovakia, Andrej Kiska
said on a visit to the Czech capital on Monday. Over 100,000 Slovaks live

Fifteen years of Czech EU membership – a debate

April 29, 2019

How have Czech perceptions of the EU changed since the country joined the
bloc on May 1, 2004? Has the Brexit mess impacted discussion of a potential
Czech departure from the EU? Will the country ever adopt the Euro? And what

Forman’s Loves of a Blonde to be screened at the Cannes Film Festival

April 27, 2019

Miloš Forman’s digitally restored Loves of a Blonde is to be screened at
the Cannes Film Festival in May.

After Ikarie XB 1 and Diamonds of the Night it is the third old
Czechoslovak movie to get a screening at Cannes.

The Czech “koruna” celebrates 100th birthday

April 10, 2019

100 years ago the Czechoslovak Assembly decided on the name of the new
republic’s currency - the koruna. Despite a variety of original
proposals, the delegates ended up being rather conservative in their
choice, voting for a name that had also been used for the currency of

Czech boxing champ Stanislav Tišer on fighting the good fight

April 10, 2019

Stanislav Tišer, a former Czechoslovak bantamweight champion boxer now in
his early sixties, has been running a Prague boxing club for over 25 years.
Thousands of young people – many with troubled backgrounds – have found

Czech government withholds contribution for maintenance of Czech war graves in Russia

April 9, 2019

The Czech government will not make its annual contribution to the
maintenance of Czech war graves in Russia this year, Jakub Fajnor from the
Defence Ministry’s press department told the ctk news agency.

Czech Philharmonic concert marks International Roma Day

April 7, 2019

Czech Philharmonic marked the International Roma Day, which falls on April
8, with a special concert at Prague’s Rudolfinum concert hall on Sunday,
featuring nearly 300 participants from the Czech Republic, Slovakia,
Romania, Serbia, Sweden, and Austria.

Slovak president’s last foreign trip will lead to Czech Republic

April 7, 2019

Slovak president Andrej Kiska is set to visit the Czech Republic in on what
will be his last foreign trip as president of Slovakia. He is due to meet
with president Miloš Zeman at the Lány Chateau, he said on a debate
programme on Czech Television on Sunday.

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