Czech anti-chemical unit in Peru
Not an armed presence, claims Defense Ministry
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Week 20/2008 in (and out of) focus
Eating bugs, littering laws and tutition fees
Government plans to slash university grants
Grants allocation for upcoming years insufficient
Starbucks fighting for its name in ČR
The chain is "upset" with Czech authorities' decision
Brno wants its Manhattan. Major developments ahead
The southern part of the city deemed an ideal place
Thousands of flats stay empty as demand shrinks
Bad locations and low publicity is to blame
Many Czech firms seek out tax havens
Seychelles and Cyprus the most popular destinations
Economic growth rate to slow down to 5.4 percent
Employment and productivity is behind the growth
Poll: We don't want the radar, but we'll acquiesce
Supporters of the left largely oppose radar
Czech language exams for residency permit seekers
Foreigners will have to prove basic Czech knowledge
Study: Czech Rep. can cut its emissions in two
Green technologies could reduce heating expenses
Brno University examines how to eat bugs
Insects are supposed to be good for you
Littering fines to make Prague a cleaner city
Bill is introduced by city authorities
PM: Fees will make universities more accessible
Reform in financing meets resistance from rectors
Graffiti artists invade young communists' exhibition
The KSM exhibition is closed for good
Consumer prices increase reaches 7 percent
However, analysts expect it to be slowing down soon
Expensive oil may hit Czechs soon
Oil prices are projected in prices of all products
Investors bidding millions for wind turbines
Tens of wind-power plants already in the country
Week 19/2008 in (and out of) focus
Snow movers get fined, the government may go green, Brdy will 'belong' to ČR
ČD will hike fares, cut discounts from June
Growing oil prices are the reason, explained ČD