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President Pavel at the UN: Russia threatens Europe, while AI needs global rules (opens the original)
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Czech President Petr Pavel used his address to the UN General Assembly to warn that Russia’s war against Ukraine threatens European security and has consequences far beyond the continent. He urged continued pressure on Moscow alongside serious diplomatic efforts. Pavel also backed Czechia’s bid for a Security Council seat and called for international oversight of artificial intelligence. Russia’s aggressive posture poses a direct threat to European security, Czech President Petr Pavel told the U
Jordanian royal couple begin official visit to Czechia (opens the original)
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President Petr Pavel and his wife Eva welcomed Jordan’s King Abdullah II and Queen Rania at Prague Castle on Friday, marking the start of their official visit to Czechia. The two countries have long cooperated in defence, including military medicine, logistics and training. A Czech medical programme operating in Jordan since 2013 has treated more than 4,200 patients. Following talks at Prague Castle, King Abdullah was received by Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO). Their discussions are focusing
Czech crown jewels go on display for schoolchildren at Prague Castle (opens the original)
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An exhibition of the Czech crown jewels opens at Prague Castle’s Vladislav Hall on Tuesday. The first four days are reserved for school groups, before the exhibition opens to the general public on Saturday, September 19. Admission is free and the display runs until September 28. Visitors will see the St Wenceslas Crown, royal sceptre and orb, the coronation robe from 1653 and other historic objects. This year’s exhibition, entitled Habsburgs 500, traces the history of the jewels from the accessi
New rules aim to curb obstruction in Czech lower house (opens the original)
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New rules governing the Czech Chamber of Deputies take effect on Tuesday, with the aim of limiting parliamentary obstruction. The changes introduce time limits for debates on proposed additions to the agenda. MPs with priority speaking rights will have up to 30 minutes, while other lawmakers will be limited to five minutes. The rules also extend the time available for final votes on legislation. On Wednesdays, third readings will now be possible until 7 p.m., instead of 2 p.m. Parliamentary obst
Justice and defence ministers to present general candidates to President Pavel (opens the original)
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President Petr Pavel is due to meet Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc (ANO) and Defence Minister Jaromír Zůna (SPD) at Prague Castle on Tuesday afternoon. The two ministers will present candidates for promotion to the rank of general. The president promotes members of the military, police and fire service to general ranks on government recommendations twice a year, on October 28, marking the establishment of independent Czechoslovakia, and on May 8, Victory Day. In May, President Pavel promoted ten
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