A senior official in the north-western town of Ústí nad Labem was dismissed in 2008 after getting reprimanded by her boss for not cooperating during a weekend team-building effort, Mladá Front Dnes reported.Continue Reading
A married couple who lived in the southwest of the Czech Republic robbed 21 German banks over a 15-year period, police in Karlsruhe confirmed Tuesday based on DNA tests.Continue Reading
Czech police said Friday that they are ready to do DNA tests to determine the identity of remains found at a site where local Czechs allegedly murdered German civilians shortly after the end of World War II in 1945.Continue Reading
Czech military police used car navigation systems for five years before they discovered that the devices had been stolen in Germany, an official said Thursday.Continue Reading
While Prague’s astronomical clock celebrated its 600th anniversary in October, the people of Brno were adjusting to a new and very different timepiece dedicated in September in the city’s central Freedom Square.Continue Reading
Opposition to joining the eurozone has reached new highs in the Czech Republic. An opinion poll conducted in September by the Stem polling agency found that 70% of 1,228 respondents oppose the switch.Continue Reading
The Czech Republic may have committed ‘grave errors’ in its treatment of Roma citizens, prompting them to seek asylum in Canada, the European Union’s top justice official said Thursday.Continue Reading
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