Czech Republic
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Growth : ‘Eurozone mired in recession’
16 May 201360473PresseuropFinancial Times, Les Echos, România libera & 4 others -
Czech Republic: ‘Swiss to judge Czech coal barons’
13 May 2013242PresseuropHospodářské Noviny -
Czech Republic: ‘Nečas and Kalousek make a U-turn. Severe austerity is over’
25 April 201326PresseuropHospodářské Noviny -
Poland-Czech Republic: A freestyle reunification
19 April 201320224 Gazeta Wyborcza Warsaw -
Czech Republic: The Sudetenland’s last Germans
15 April 201318638 Respekt Prague -
Pensions: A new life for your old age
3 April 201313812 Respekt Prague -
Czech Republic: ‘Godfathers’ black day’
3 April 201318PresseuropMladá Fronta DNES -
Czech Republic: ‘Amnesty for Klaus’
28 March 2013274PresseuropLidové noviny -
Poland: ‘Slovaks have a run-in with us’
27 March 20134223PresseuropGazeta Wyborcza -
Czech Republic: A playground for ‘hacktivists’
13 March 2013714 Respekt Prague -
Czech Republic: ‘Nečas cut farmers’ euro-subsidies more than he needed’
13 March 2013121PresseuropHospodářské Noviny -
Czech Republic: ‘Amnesty is growing. More than 50,000 people avoid penalties’
12 March 2013405PresseuropMladá Fronta DNES -
Czech Republic: ‘On his way to the Castle’
8 March 201316PresseuropHospodářské Noviny -
Czech Republic: Farewell to Europe’s troublemaker Václav Klaus
7 March 20139317 Hospodářské Noviny Prague -
Central Europe: Merkel and Hollande join Visegrad Group
7 March 20138322PresseuropGazeta Wyborcza, Pravda -
Czech Republic: Václav Klaus accused of treason
5 March 2013538PresseuropMladá Fronta DNES, Respekt -
Czech Republic: ‘Hundreds of doctors stop work. And put their feet up’
1 March 2013211PresseuropMladá Fronta DNES -
Central Europe: Prague aims to appease on Sudeten German question
22 February 201369108PresseuropHospodářské Noviny, Die Zeit, Die Presse -
Czech Republic: ‘Anger over ČEZ brought down government’
21 February 2013442PresseuropLidové noviny -
Czech Republic: ‘ČEZ must say goodbye to Bulgarian billions’
20 February 2013282PresseuropHospodářské Noviny -
Czech Republic: ‘Czech Republic lobbies EU to keep large company subsidies’
18 February 2013171PresseuropHospodárske Noviny -
Eurozone crisis: Austerity plunges Europe into recession
15 February 2013543130PresseuropLa Tribune, Diário económico, NRC Handelsblad & 4 others -
Czech Republic: ‘Klaus considers Brussels assignment’
30 January 2013695PresseuropLidové noviny -
Czech Republic: Miloš Zeman, president of an unhappy country
28 January 201310113PresseuropLidové noviny , Hospodářské Noviny -
Czech Republic: “Zeman”
28 January 2013211PresseuropHospodářské Noviny -
Czech Republic: So long, Václav Klaus
25 January 2013294 SME Bratislava -
Czech Republic: ‘Two worlds, one choice’
25 January 2013234PresseuropHospodářské Noviny -
Czech Republic: No amnesty for the corrupt
24 January 2013544PresseuropHospodářské Noviny, Respekt -
Czech Republic: Beneš Decrees become campaign weapon
22 January 2013968PresseuropLidové noviny , Respekt, Mladá Fronta DNES -
Czech Republic: 'Hard-fought battle for the Castle: the Prince counterattacks'
21 January 201315PresseuropMladá Fronta DNES -
Czech Republic: Choosing the future between two faces of the past
14 January 2013381PresseuropRespekt, Hospodářské Noviny -
Czech Republic: ‘The right choice’
14 January 201317PresseuropMladá Fronta DNES -
Czech Republic: Who will be next in the Prague Castle?
11 January 20131036 Respekt Prague -
The front page: 11 January 2013
11 January 201355PresseuropMladá Fronta DNES, The Scotsman, România libera & 4 others -
Czech Republic-Slovakia: The happy Czechoslovakia that could have been
7 January 2013154165 Respekt Prague -
The front page: 7 January 2013
7 January 2013PresseuropNépszava, Ta Nea, The Belfast Telegraph & 4 others -
Czech Republic: The hospital from where you don’t return
3 January 20133316 Mladá Fronta DNES Prague -
The front page: 3 January 2013
3 January 201336PresseuropPúblico, La Tribune, Hospodářské Noviny & 4 others -
The front page: 19 December 2012
19 December 201211PresseuropTa Nea, Lidové noviny , El Periódico de Catalunya & 4 others -
The front page: 18 December 2012
18 December 2012PresseuropMladá Fronta DNES, România libera, Trouw & 4 others -
Czech Republic: Vaclav Havel, an icon under fire
18 December 201211513 Respekt Prague -
Central Europe: Where has the region’s solidarity gone?
13 December 2012814 Gazeta Wyborcza Warsaw -
The front page: 12 December 2012
12 December 201223PresseuropLa Repubblica, The Times, Handelsblatt & 4 others -
Czech Republic-Germany: Two-way traffic on Czech-German border
6 December 2012303PresseuropHospodářské Noviny, Mladá Fronta DNES -
Nobel Peace prize: Czechs and Slovaks snub EU’s Nobel ceremony
3 December 2012585PresseuropMladá Fronta DNES, Lidové noviny , SME -
The front page: 26 November 2012
26 November 2012PresseuropEl Periódico de Catalunya, To Ethnos, Financial Times Deutschland & 5 others -
The front page: 23 November 2012
23 November 201219PresseuropLa Razón, Die Presse, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna & 4 others -
Germany: Green energy producers cheating with coal
16 November 2012619PresseuropDie Tageszeitung, Lidové noviny -
The front page: 9 November 2012
9 November 201212PresseuropLa Vanguardia, Hospodářské Noviny, Frankfurter Rundschau & 4 others -
The front page: 7 November 2012
7 November 201220PresseuropI Kathimerini, El País, Diário de Notícias & 4 others
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Europe's May 15 growth figures fell like a hammer blow. For the sixth consecutive quarter, the Eurozone economy has contracted – the longest period of decline in growth since the creation of the single currency, notes the European press.
How does a city divided into two by a national border leave the problems of the past behind and come together? A group of young people from such a city, known as Cieszyn in Polish and Český Těšín in Czech, are promoting reconciliation through volunteering.
Despite many Sudeten Germans being forced to leave at the end of the Second World War, a small German community survives in country's west. As their culture slowly disappears, those who remain look back at the decades of coexistence with the Czechs.
Enjoying your retirement under a tropical sun on the other side of the world is no longer the preserve only of western Europe’s wealthy elite. Increasing numbers of Czech pensioners are abandoning their homeland in order to “wipe out the winter."
The Czech Republic was targeted in a string of cyber attacks last week. Why? As a small country with a relatively developed Internet infrastructure, it is an ideal testing ground for hackers who are planning to hunt for bigger prey, says an Internet expert.
The end of the Czech president’s mandate on March 7 marks the departure from the European stage of a controversial figure and high-profile Eurosceptic. But behind his provocations, lay a lack of political vision.
The latest statistics on the state of the eurozone economy indicate that, contrary to what political leaders have recently been saying, the crisis is far from over.
Later this month, the Czechs will elect their first president by universal suffrage. In a country with a long history of strong leaders, the role has often taken on more importance than was codified in the constitution, running the risk of weakening the state, says Respekt.
Twenty years ago, Czechoslovakia split in two new countries. If the Czech Republic and Slovakia had stayed together and transformed the impoverished former nation into a multi-ethnic country, both societies would be more democratic today, argues a dual-nationality columnist.
In the mountains of Bohemia, near the Polish border, lies a small hospital - the only one of its kind in Europe: The Biological Defence Centre in Těchonín is designed to treat the poor unfortunates who contract the world's most dangerous viruses or fall victim to a biological terrorist attack.
A year after the death of the former president, his political outlook on civil society is being challenged by his successor, Václav Klaus. But for weekly news magazine Respekt, these attacks underscore why Havel's legacy will always remain a battleground.
Exactly 10 years ago, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic were given the right to enter the EU. But despite close economic ties and a sense of shared destiny, different political developments prevent them from having real weight in the Union.