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16-5-2012, 23:56 UTC
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International meeting of experts on Czech language and literature kicks off in Prague
[16.05.2012]   Sarah Borufka

An international meeting of Czech language and literature experts, among them teachers and translators, kicked off at Prager Literaturhaus, a Czech institute that promotes Prague’s German literary heritage. For the next four days, lovers of the Czech language will be discussing their field of expertise and exchanging their findings in a number of seminars, panel discussions and lectures.

Defiant David Rath remains in police custody
[16.05.2012]   Jan Richter

David Rath As Czechs are slowly digesting the shocking case of the Social Democrat politician David Rath, more details emerge about his arrest and the crime he allegedly committed. The opposition MP and governor of Central Bohemia was arrested on Monday with seven million crowns in his possession. While Mr Rath maintains his innocence, he has been charged with corruption, and remains in detention.

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 4.5.2012   Czech parties struggle with first ever presidential primaries
 3.5.2012   Czechs top global addictions index, says Bloomberg - nonsense, say health workers
 3.5.2012   Farmers announce protests over plans to slash diesel tax rebates and new wine tax
 2.5.2012   National Museum’s mystery boxes not to be subjected to CT-scan
 2.5.2012   New education minister inherits a difficult situation
 30.4.2012   Government wins confidence but its position weakens
 27.4.2012   Political analyst: corruption is like a cancer that destroys the working of the state
 26.4.2012   Learning Czech at UC Berkeley
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 25.4.2012   Legendary Pražský výběr returns
 25.4.2012   Unions promise a protest that's going to hurt
 24.4.2012   Political analyst: centre-right parties may self-destruct
 24.4.2012   Centre-right coalition faces confidence vote following departure of Public Affairs
 23.4.2012   Thousands call on government to step down
 20.4.2012   Czech government’s future remains uncertain after party split
 19.4.2012   Kupka’s Shape of Blue sets new Czech art auction record
 19.4.2012   Prague conference explores role of culture in diplomacy
 18.4.2012   Domestic vintners outraged over planned introduction of wine tax
 18.4.2012   Peake quits Public Affairs
 17.4.2012   Pirate Parties in Prague set sails for Europe-wide political success
 17.4.2012   Pundit: Public Affairs has no future with or without Vít Bárta

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