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Lego saw its sales increase by 10 per cent in 2013, the company announced on February 27 2014 – meaning they have quadrupled over the past decade. The news comes […]
Turn the clock back a decade or two, and every backpacker would be clutching a copy of a Lonely Planet travel guide. From Delhi to Budapest, from Prag ...
Reports indicate that although there are still thousands of protesters occupying government buildings and Independence Square in the capital, Kyiv, th ...
The idea of a European identity developed by Jewish intellectuals in Central Europe up until the 1930s was an important factor in the eventual setting ...
It was 16 years ago that Jaromír Jágr was part of the team that won Olympic gold for the Czech Republic at the Winter Olympics at Nagano in Japan. This […]
Police insist the explosion that killed the Palestinian ambassador to the Czech Republic was not terrorism-related, although embassy officials have said the cause of the blast remains unclear. Jamal Al […]
The expansion of the Temelín nuclear power plant remains doubtful given current energy prices, analysts have said after the CEO of ČEZ indicated a contract for two new reactors could […]
Investors are more cautious about prospects for an improvement in the property sector in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) than in Western Europe, according to a new report. The study […]
A vote by residents of the village of Dobrovíz near Prague against having an Amazon warehouse is unlikely to prevent the project being built, the scheme’s developer has said. Only […]
With snow on the ground, Ukrainian protesters maintained their vigil in Kiev’s Independence Square, even after police had moved campaigners away from the many government buildings they had been blockading. […]
