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Rosatom slibuje českým firmám až 120 miliard Kč, vyhraje-li tendr na Temelín
Lobbying kolem Temelína sílí. Šéf Rosatomu Sergej Kirijenko tvrdí, že ruská jaderná firma podepíše 12 dohod o spolupráci s českými podniky.
Czechs see chance in Chinese firm’s failure on Polish roads
Poland set to invite Czech companies to complete motorways after Chinese firm missed deadline and failed to pay subcontractors
Power giant ČEZ faces major losses in Albania
Czech state-controlled power major hit by Albanian tax hike and price freeze, ready to appeal to World Bank
Czech prisoners convert to Islam for varied diet
Too many Schnitzels [pork chops] not Sharia behind conversion of Czech prison inmates to Islam, says prisons service’s religious supervisor
Former Czech senator on hunger strike in support of Yulia Tymoshenko
Former Czech senator Vlastimil Sehnal announces hunger strike in support of former Ukrainian prime minister
Czech justice minister to intervene over jailed political graffiti “vandal”
Jailed bus driver Roman Smetana who defaced political party campaign posters could be freed next week following an intervention by the justice minister
Two fifths of Czechs would prefer coalition with communist support
An increasing number of Czechs are ready to accept the communists in a coalition government according to a poll
Czech presidential candidate Švejnar to run as independent
Czech-American economics professor Jan Švejnar declines to stand as candidate for Social Democrats
Insurance sell-off could net Kellner’s PPF Kč 70 billion
PPF Group reportedly to sell stake in joint venture with Generali of Italy including disputed stake in Russian Ingosstrakh
Extreme right to march but not organize anti-violence demo in Břeclav
Friends of a white teen allegedly attacked by Roma to organize protest, taking initiative from extreme right-wing youth group
Pardubice win 6th Czech ice hockey playoffs title
Brno’s hopes of dream conclusion to remarkable playoff run dashed by Pardubice, who take second title in three years
Gov’t cuts to cost Czechs Kč 11,000 a year, unions say
Trade unions say they will push for wage rises to cover extra cost of living, call Czechs to anti-gov’t demo on Saturday
No more cuts if outlook proves correct, Czech Fin Min says
Finance Ministry still counting on 0.2 percent growth in 2012, but lowers forecast for 2013 to 1.3 percent
Prague’s sporting campaign to attract Londoners told to go teetotal
An Olympic-themed campaign by Prague City Hall to attract Londoners to booze in Prague has run into an advertising standards hurdle
Czech state to offer ‘inflation-beating’ bonds to individuals
Following the success of first emission, the Czech Finance Ministry is to offer bonds, some inflation-linked, with longer maturity periods aimed at individual investors
