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Current AffairsNational Security Council meets to discuss plan for fighting terrorism
Amidst all the hubbub surrounding the sacking of Health Minister Marie
Souckova and the kidnapping of Czech journalists in Iraq, it may have gone
unnoticed that the Czech National Security Council, which is headed by
Interior Minister Stanislav Gross, met on Tuesday to discuss the measures
that are in place to counter the potential threat of terrorist attacks in
the Czech Republic.
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Current AffairsCzechs step up security in wake of Madrid attacks
Five days after the bomb attacks on Madrid, the Czech authorities have
announced an apparent u-turn, saying security measures will be increased
to deal with the threat of a possible attack on the Czech Republic. The
government says while there is no immediate risk, some heightened security
measures will after all be put in place.
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Press ReviewPress review
The outcome of the Spanish elections in the light of the Madrid massacre,
the security situation in Europe and President Putin's election victory in
Russia -those are the lead stories on today's front pages. Election terror
brings Spaniards to the polls, says a headline in Lidove Noviny. "It
was Al Qaeda" reads the headline in today's Pravo, while Mlada Fronta Dnes has picked a horrifying quote from the Al Qaeda videotape
acknowledging responsibility for the massacre "we like dying as much
as you like living".
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