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22-05-2012 16:00 | Pavla Horáková, Dita Asiedu

Stará Boleslav, photo: www.czechtourism.cz In this week's Spotlight we will travel to the small town of Stará Boleslav just northeast of Prague. According to legend, it was in this town that the Přemyslid Prince Wenceslas, later St Wenceslas, was slain by his own brother Boleslav in the 10th century. More

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09-03-2012 16:50 | Dominik Jůn

In this week’s Business News: the Czech Republic finds itself in a recession; women are earning a quarter less then their Czech counterparts; bankruptcy declaration reach a four year high; computer sales are set to soar in 2012 and a new law is giving the government the muscle to tackle shady employment practices. More

SpotlightVarnsdorf, a north Bohemian town in the path of Buddha

25-02-2012 02:01 | Jan Richter

Varnsdorf A town surrounded by deep pine forests, dotted with old timbered German-style villas and occasional Communist-era prefab houses, a town boasting many parks, a river, two churches – and the country’s first Buddhist temple. This is Varnsdorf, a town of 16,000 in the northernmost part of the Czech Republic. More

PanoramaCzechs and the Internet

09-02-2012 17:14 | Daniela Lazarová

Photo: Zanetta Hardy, stock.XCHNG Computers and the internet have become an integral part of our lives to such an extent that it is hard to imagine how we ever managed without them. However a recent survey conducted by the Czech Statistical Office shows that Czechs are still lagging behind many EU states when it comes to computer literacy and internet access. More

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15-12-2011 16:43 | Daniela Lazarová

Photo: Kuskovu In this week’s edition of Panorama: a student orchestra packs concert halls with famous movie soundtracks, a computer as a work of art, chocolate as the ultimate gourmet experience and kangaroo Vendelín becomes a household name. More

Current AffairsSpecialists at Defence University make use of Xbox technology to create new military visualisation system

09-11-2011 16:31 | Jan Velinger

Photo: Czech Television Specialists at the Defence University in Brno have developed a new system for the Czech military to improve planning as well as the real-time monitoring and control of missions in the field in 3D. Most intriguing is that the system makes use of technology from Microsoft’s Xbox gaming console but applies it to real-world situations including the battlefield. More

SpotlightSt. Martin in the Wall

05-10-2011 16:32 | Christian Falvey

I had never really been inside or had a proper look around, but I was sure the small church of St Martin in the Wall would have an interesting story, if for no other reason than its ancient appearance and peculiar name. Just off the central Národní třída is a classic Prague alleyway that’s tucked away from the shopping boulevard, neatly dividing the centuries from one another, and there you’ll find it. One of the oldest churches in the city, St Martin in the Wall is one of those relatively few landmarks whose story can transport you all the way back through the ages to the beginnings of the Czech metropolis. More

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