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A number of them still clearly remember the journey, and their faces, now captured for the National Portrait Gallery, provide a fresh and clear testament not just of their childhood trauma, but of the varied lives they went on to live.
300 years since death of great Czech architect Jan Blažej Santini Aichel.
The Prague-born architect of Italian descent commonly known as Santini is famous for his Baroque-Gothic style.
As people pay their last respects to the late Karel Schwarzenberg, a member of the Czech nobility and one of the country’s most prominent post-1989 politicians, preparations are underway for his state funeral at Prague’s St. Vitus Cathedral.
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Pundit on Politico’s 28 list: Pavel among Europe’s “movers and shakers” due to experience
english.radio.cz
President Pavel is among the 28 most influential politicians in Europe, according to Brussels-based website Politico. I asked analyst Vladimíra Dvořáková for her take.
Politico names Slovakia’s EU commissioner one of the most powerful Europeans for 2024
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The news website dubs Maroš Šefčovič “Mr. Fix it”.
A striking new project at the city center metro station will test how plant life fares in Prague's underground, with hopes for additional installations.
Prague's green line gets greener with new plant life at Můstek metro station
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A striking new project at the city center metro station will test how plant life fares in Prague's underground, with hopes for additional installations.
Timothy Garton Ash: 34 years on, Eastern Europe does not exist
english.radio.cz
Timothy Garton Ash, who spent time in this region when communism was collapsing, spoke last week to Czech Radio about those dramatic times and where Europe is going today.
In addition to the cable cars’ upgrade, the entire track is set to be torn apart and replaced with a new one.
VIDEO: Watch Prague's Petřín funicular debut its flirty new features
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After using the same carriages for over 90 years, the revamped, roomier funicular, with glass ceilings for better views, will 'wink' at modernity.