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Current AffairsPrime Minister Nečas indicates no support for independent Palestine during Israel visit
Czech Prime Minister Petr Nečas on Friday wound up a two-day official
visit to Israel, heading the largest Czech delegation ever to visit the
Jewish state. The visit came a week before the UN is expected to vote on an
independent Palestinian state which was one of the issues Czech and Israeli
officials debated in Jerusalem. Radio Prague spoke about the Czech prime
minister’s visit with Czech Radio correspondent in Israel Břetislav
Tureček. More
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The Czech Parliament is voting on a change in value added tax on Friday,
the Czech central bank has launched an investigation into energy supplier
ČEZ in connection with a leak of its earnings report, the carrier CŠA
will start operating regular direct flights to Tel Aviv, as part of an EU
directive 60-watt light bulbs were taken off the market in the Czech
Republic on Thursday, and the Michelin-starred Four Seasons Hotel in Prague
will have a new chef starting October. More
Current AffairsKoh-i-noor - a tale of two brothers, a famous painting, and the Holocaust
Two years ago, representatives of 46 governments gathered at the former
Nazi concentration camp in Terezín, an hour’s drive north of Prague.
Among the many pledges contained within the pages of the Terezín
Declaration was a promise to expedite the return of private property seized
from Jews during the Holocaust and still not returned. Many descendants,
however, are still waiting to get their family's property back. More
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