Daily Business Report-Sept. 11, 2017

September 12, 2017

Salk Institute President Elizabeth Blackburn - the institute's first female president and one of only 12 women to have won a Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine - is among 46 honorees featured in FIRSTS, a new TIME multimedia project celebrating "women who broke ground in their fie

Merkel calls Hungarian reaction to refugee ruling "unacceptable"

September 12, 2017

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has criticized Hungary sharply on Tuesday for refusing to abide by a European Court of Justice ruling concerning the distribution of refugees amongst European Union member states.

Prague says top EU court verdict will not change country's stand on migrant quotas

September 7, 2017

The European Court of Justice has dismissed Slovakia and Hungary's legal challenge to the system of mandatory migrant quotas, devised by the European Commission as a means of dealing with the migrant crisis.

EU court rejects Hungary-Slovakia appeal of refugee quotas

September 6, 2017

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Czech population goes up by 9,200 in first half of 2017

September 11, 2017

The number of inhabitants in the Czech Republic rose by 9,200 in the first
half of the year to now stand at a total population of 10,588,063,
according to the Czech Statistical Office. One of the main factors in the

Archive documents show EU tried to defend Charter 77 acttivists

September 10, 2017

Czech Television has acquired hereto unpublished documents indicating that
the European Parliament and the foreign ministers of individual EU member
states publicly opposed the persecution of dissidents in Communist
Czechoslovakia.

Outside the Box: Storm clouds of nationalism gather over Eastern Europe

September 2, 2017

Dark skies are gathering over a swath of formerly communist countries from the Baltics across Central Europe down to the Balkans. The threats are populism and migration - both out-migration and opposition to accepting immigrants.

Prague says top EU court verdict will not change country’s stand on migrant quotas

September 7, 2017

The European Court of Justice has dismissed Slovakia and Hungary’s legal
challenge to the system of mandatory migrant quotas, devised by the EC as
a
means of dealing with the migrant crisis. The Czech Republic, which is
also

Lower house ratifies Czech-Slovak treaty on mutual protection of airspace

September 7, 2017

The lower house of parliament on Thursday ratified a Czech-Slovak treaty on
mutual protection of airspace.

Slovakia shows off new Black Hawk

September 6, 2017

Slovakia has publicly displayed one of an initial pair of Sikorsky UH-60M Black Hawks as it begins the progressive retirement of its current Russian-built inventory.

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