Week 45/2009 in CzechNews
Celebrations of the 20th anniversary of having democracy
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First antigovernment demonstrations of 1988 in pictures
The first anti-government demonstrations that led to the Velvet Revolution took place in 1988
Czech designers present future vision of power poles
Utility poles can decorate the landscape, not disturb it
City Hall Debates Renovation on Old Town Square
Prague's Old Town Square may be seeing a facelift in the near future
Czech Bonnie and Clyde: not clear who killed escapee
The runaway couple was free for 30 hours
Havel in Euro-parliament: We are on the same boat
Dissident turned president Václav Havel stresses European integration
Dull life under communism in photographs
Have a look at pictures capturing the "uniquely dull" atmosphere of life under communism
Czechs are sending unknown Štefan Füle to Brussels
Minister for European Affairs was nominated by the two major parties
Former dissident: Recalling the unexpected revolution
Interview with Velvet Revolution frontman Jan Urban
Week 44/2009 in CzechNews
The Lisbon Treaty signed, the Berlin Wall fallen and the communist intelligence service files made public
Young Czechs deem postcommunist times as positive
A poll shows that most people are optimistic about future
Flu epidemic to hit the country earlier than expected
If the worst scenario happens, around 3 million will get infected and 10,000 may die.
Charles University mulls implementing tuition
American student Teressa Son inspects the much debated issue of tuition
EU to be reformed soon: Czech leader signs the Treaty
Following today´s Constitutional Court verdict, Václav Klaus ratifies the EU reform treaty
Czech Constitutional Court clears Lisbon Treaty
The judges removed the final obstacle from its ratification
Week 44/2009 in CzechNews (2)
The Czech opt-out clause from the EU reform treaty, the new dean of the beleaguered law faculty in Plzeň and plenty more