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Lidove Noviny writes that some MPs for the ruling Social Democrats want the
US authorities to abolish visas for Czech citizens in return for Czech
participation in US-led military missions. The head of the foreign affairs
committee in the lower house, Social Democrat Vladimir Lastuvka, tells
Lidove Noviny that the situation is unsustainable. According to him,
either the US should abolish visas for Czechs, or the Czech Republic
should introduce visas for Americans.
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Current AffairsTV Nova celebrates 10 years of "giving the people what they want"
Just under a decade ago, the Czech television station TV Nova became the
first commercial TV station in the former Eastern Bloc. It has since
become the most successful commercial television station in Central
Europe, although it also been embroiled in a quite a few controversies
along the way. This year, the station is planning a number of events to
mark its tenth anniversary. Earlier this week, it held a glitzy press
reception in Prague to kick-start its celebrations. Radio Prague was
there.
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To drink or not to drink? And if so, from what kind of glass? The man whom
Czech Prime Miniater Vladimir Spidla made rich. And, what are the
advantages of being a chimneysweep in the Czech Republic? Find out more in
this week's edition of Magazine with Daniela Lazarova.
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Looking for a Superstar! Thousands of young Czechs are lining up to show
that they have what it takes. The Czech who's been making the same
resolution for 13 years now and is still determined to see it through.
And, traditional New Years greetings cards are replaced by SMS messages.
Find out more in this weeks Magazine with Daniela Lazarova.
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Most of us are freezing cold here in Central Europe but some Czechs are
looking forward to a New Years' dip in the Vltava river, the Czech and
Slovak prime ministers race each other across the Czech-Slovak border and
the light of Bethlehem has arrived in the Czech Republic. As every year
you can also find it at the Czech Radio building here in Prague. Find out
more in this weeks Magazine with Daniela Lazarova
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The devastation wrought by the terrorist attacks in Istanbul, the
fourteenth anniversary of the student protests which led to the fall of
communism in the former Czechoslovakia and possible changes in the Czech
government - those are the lead stories on today's front pages.
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Politicians in fighting poses appear on several front pages today: there's a big photo of President Vaclav Klaus on the front page of MLADA FRONTA DNES, to illustrate a story on the forthcoming inter-governmental conference on the future of Europe, which he's not going to. LIDOVE NOVINY meanwhile features rough-and-ready rebel MP Petr Kott, the man who may or may not have been paralytic in parliament last week. More
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There is a mixed bag of headlines today, ranging from the suicide of a
soldier serving in the elite Prague Castle Guard to the blackout in North
America that hit 50 million people last Friday.
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