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Czech government ready to cap electricity prices if costs rise further (opens the original)
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Industry Minister Karel Havlíček says the Czech government is ready to cap electricity prices for producers and suppliers if energy prices rise further. Speaking on CNN Prima News on Sunday, he said the government would take the step if prices continued to rise, but did not specify the level that would trigger the measure. The government is also preparing measures to limit fuel prices and plans to coordinate its response with other V4 countries. Havlíček said Czechia would act immediately if fue
STEM poll: ANO would win elections with 31.1 percent (opens the original)
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The ruling ANO party would win September’s parliamentary election with 31.1 percent of the vote, according to a poll by the STEM agency for CNN Prima News, released on Sunday. STAN (Mayors and Independents) would come second with 14.8 percent, ahead of the Civic Democrats (ODS) on 12.8 percent. SPD (Freedom and Direct Democracy) and the Pirates would also clear the five-percent threshold needed to enter the lower house. STAN is the only major political group to have gained support since June, ri
Snarky Puppy opens autumn season of Brno JazzFest (opens the original)
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US jazz group Snarky Puppy will open the autumn season of Brno’s JazzFest on Sunday with a concert at Sono Centre. The 25th edition of the festival will feature another 11 concerts through the end of the year at venues in Brno and elsewhere in the region. The band, founded in 2003 by composer and multi-instrumentalist Michael League, has won five Grammy Awards. Other highlights include US saxophonist Isaiah Collier, Armenian pianist Tigran Hamasyan and Cuban pianist Alfredo Rodriguez. The festiv
Ancient Gospel fragment from Prague displayed in Italy (opens the original)
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A rare fragment of the Gospel of Mark from Prague has gone on display in the northern Italian town of Aquileia, bringing together three surviving parts of a manuscript for the first time in seven centuries. The fragment, considered the oldest manuscript held in Czech archives, left Czechia for the first time since 1354, when part of the text was brought to Prague by King Charles IV. The sixth-century manuscript was later divided between Prague, Venice and the nearby town of Cividale del Friuli.
Czech climber killed by falling rocks in French Alps (opens the original)
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A Czech climber in his 40s was killed by falling rocks in the French Alps on Thursday while climbing Mont Blanc, French media reported. The Czech Foreign Ministry confirmed the death. The accident happened near Saint-Gervais in the Haute-Savoie region, on a section of the popular route between the Tête Rousse and Goûter mountain huts. The climber fell several dozen metres after being struck by rocks. His companion was unharmed and called for help, but rescuers were unable to revive the Czech man
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