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Every year, my sister, mother, and I follow a tradition in which we spend a
few days in a country we never visited before and make sure we get pampered
from head to toe. This year, we chose Egypt - ten days at a five star
hotel, all-inclusive, in the popular resort town of Sharm El Sheikh.
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One on OneSahib al-Nassir - Iraqi exile hoping one day to return to Baghdad
Rob Cameron's guest on this week's One on One is Sahib al-Nassir, an
Iraqi-born architect turned bar owner who's made Prague his home. Sahib
studied architecture in Prague and Baghdad, but in 1977 he decided to flee
the regime of Saddam Hussein and live permanently abroad, first in London,
then in Prague. He now owns a popular bar called Cheers, and is also
involved in property development.
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Current AffairsCzechs to step up security measures in wake of Egypt blasts
Interior Minister Frantisek Bublan announced on Monday that the Czech
authorities will step up security in the wake of the blasts in Egypt,
which claimed at least 88 lives, including that of a Czech man. The
measures will be introduced across the board, from the police to the
intelligence services.
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Current AffairsFirst Czech victim of terrorism, country to test its readiness in case ofattack
The Czech Republic has its first victim of terrorism. Twenty-four year old
Petr Koran worked for a travel agency in Sharm el-Sheikh. He was sitting
in a café when the bombs went off. Another Czech sustained light injuries
in the explosions. More
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