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Czech Army testing drones and ways to combat them in international exercise (opens the original)
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The Czech Army is currently testing unmanned systems and defenses against them at the Březina Military Training Area near Vyškov and at a testing ground in Lipník nad Bečvou in the Přerov region, exercise director Michal Peterek told reporters on Tuesday. More than 70 companies from 17 countries, along with observers from NATO countries, including Slovakia, Latvia and the USA, are participating in the third edition of the Drone Shield 2026 exercise. The goal of the exercise is to gain an overvie
Groups in field against Babiš appointments to Human Rights Council (opens the original)
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Human rights organisations have called on Prime Minister Andrej Babiš to revoke the appointments of Jakub Kříž, a lawyer for the anti-abortion group Movement for Life, Daniel Black, an advocate for a ban on medical gender reassignment, and former Miss World Taťána Kuchařová to the Government Council for Human Rights. In a press release issued on Tuesday, the human rights organisations warned against undermining the expertise of the advisory body and said they were concerned that some rights alre
National Budget Council: Trigger of debt brake brought forward (opens the original)
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Due to the loosening of fiscal policy, the expected trigger of Czechia’s debt brake has been brought forward from 2037 to 2034, the chairman of the National Budget Council, Mojmír Hampl, said on Thursday. The economist was speaking at the release of a report on compliance with fiscal responsibility rules in 2025 and an annual report on the long-term sustainability of public finances. According to the National Budget Council, this year has seen a reversal of the previous trend toward fiscal conso
Prague completes renovation of Industrial Palace at Výstaviště (opens the original)
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Prague has completed the renovation of the Industrial Palace at the city’s Výstaviště exhibition grounds, the Czech News Agency reported. Construction work took over four and a half years and cost approximately CZK three billion. The public will get the opportunity to view the renovated structure during guided tours running from Friday until October 11. All tours are already sold out, though plans are in place to schedule additional dates. The building will not be open to the general public on a
Police: No Czech victims of Epstein identified in investigation (opens the original)
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Czechia’s police have not found that any women from the country were among the victims of the late American sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, a spokesperson told the Czech News Agency on Thursday. The force investigated the matter as part of international cooperation, particularly with U.S. authorities, the spokesperson said. Following the release in January of documents referred to as Epstein files, Czech media outlets reported that they contained evidence that Jeffrey Epstein had ties to the Czech
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