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  • Pundit: Latest anti-graft party Oath have big chance of winning seats
    Recent polls have suggested a new political grouping may make the five-percent threshold to reach the Chamber of Deputies in elections this autumn. The Oath (Přísaha in Czech) have been using similar anti-corruption rhetoric to previous new parties and are led by Robert Šlachta, a former top police officer. So what explains the rise of the Oath? That’s a question that I put to political scientist Petr Just.
    5 min
  • Olomouc to stage world premiere of forgotten opera by Antonín Rejcha
    The annual Baroque Festival gets underway on Friday in the Moravian city of Olomouc. Over the course of the next two months, visitors will have a chance to see a wide range of performances from symphonic to chamber and sacred music. One of the highlights will be the premiere of an opera by the 18th century Czech-born composer Antonín Rejcha.
    4 min
  • Františkovy Lázně - the greenest Czech spa town
    Františkovy Lázně is the smallest and westernmost town of the Bohemian Spa Triangle, which it forms along with Karlovy Vary and Marianské Lázně. But although its population numbers only a little over five thousand residents, the town can certainly hold its own against its two larger rivals. Local spas have a tradition of being on the cutting-edge of balneology, and Františkovy Lázně itself is the greenest and most tranquil of the historical Czech spa towns.
    11 min
  • Former slate mines set to re-open in Moravia Silesia
    While most of the coal mines in the Karviná region are closing down, miners on the other side of the Moravian-Silesian region may be soon returning underground. There are many abandoned slate mines around Opava and with growing demand for the precious raw material, investors would like to resume its mining.
    4 min
  • Czech government tightens Covid restrictions amidst surge of new cases
    The Czech Ministry of Health has announced a tightening of restrictions amidst an upsurge of new Covid-19 cases. Starting next Friday, Czechs who are not fully vaccinated will have to undergo a test for the coronavirus when returning from abroad, since a single Covid vaccine will no longer be considered sufficient protection.
    4 min
  • Karlovy Vary – one of the most famous spa towns in the world
    With one of the largest concentrations of hot springs in Europe, Karlovy Vary is the largest Czech spa town. For hundreds of years, it has attracted visitors from all over the world, including some very famous figures such as Johan Wolfgang Goethe or the Russian Czar Peter the Great. But Karlovy Vary, which may soon become a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has more to offer than just mineral water and spas. One of the most famous Czech liquors was invented here, and the town’s historical centre is filled with prized architectural landmarks.
    10 min

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