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... of the country in order than it be able to meet the criteria for acceptance of the common European currency in future. This is a long-term and demanding objective, since many other countries in the European Union are wrestling with similar problems. The Minister's consultative group for the reform o ...
... of the country in order than it be able to meet the criteria for acceptance of the common European currency in future. This is a long-term and demanding objective, since many other countries in the European Union are wrestling with similar problems. The Minister's consultative group for the reform o ...
April 2006 - London Chamber of Commerce
... state following a coup in 1948 and in turn a satellite state of the Soviet Union. Now known as the ‘Prague Spring’, a brief period of political and economic liberalisation took place in 1968 but was brought to an end by the intervention of Soviet troops. In 1989 the one-party state collapsed and was ...
... state following a coup in 1948 and in turn a satellite state of the Soviet Union. Now known as the ‘Prague Spring’, a brief period of political and economic liberalisation took place in 1968 but was brought to an end by the intervention of Soviet troops. In 1989 the one-party state collapsed and was ...
Czech Republic IT Profile and Business Opportunities
... Located astride some of oldest and most significant land routes in Europe Neighbors economically sound nations Germany and Austria, as well as emerging nations Poland and Slovakia Railways: 9,435 km; Roadways: 127,693 km (100% paved, 498 Highway); 114 Airports South Carolina has 103,072 km Roadways ...
... Located astride some of oldest and most significant land routes in Europe Neighbors economically sound nations Germany and Austria, as well as emerging nations Poland and Slovakia Railways: 9,435 km; Roadways: 127,693 km (100% paved, 498 Highway); 114 Airports South Carolina has 103,072 km Roadways ...
Zabezpečení systému podpory ekonomických zájmů
... Czech companies are able to provide high-quality export and investment solutions with competitive prize (and have significant ongoing experience in exporting and investing in neighboring countries. They are deeply interested in your investment plans, particularly in sectors of energy, mining, modern ...
... Czech companies are able to provide high-quality export and investment solutions with competitive prize (and have significant ongoing experience in exporting and investing in neighboring countries. They are deeply interested in your investment plans, particularly in sectors of energy, mining, modern ...
15 Velvet Revolution to Velvet Divorce
... and on the streets. Dubček was Havel’s likeliest rival, and the communists seized upon his candidacy as a way of dividing the Czech and Slovak leaders.17 In the end, with grace, Dubček accepted the post of chairman of the Federal Assembly on December 28, 1989. The next day he presided over the cer ...
... and on the streets. Dubček was Havel’s likeliest rival, and the communists seized upon his candidacy as a way of dividing the Czech and Slovak leaders.17 In the end, with grace, Dubček accepted the post of chairman of the Federal Assembly on December 28, 1989. The next day he presided over the cer ...
Václav Klaus
Václav Klaus (Czech pronunciation: [ˈvaːtslaf ˈklaus]; born 19 June 1941) is a Czech economist and politician who served as the second President of the Czech Republic from 2003 to 2013. He also served as the second and last Prime Minister of the Czech Republic, federal subject of the Czech and Slovak Federative Republic, from July 1992 until the dissolution of Czechoslovakia in January 1993, and as the first Prime Minister of an independent Czech Republic from 1993 to 1998.Klaus was the principal co-founder of the Civic Democratic Party, the Czech Republic's largest center-right political party. His presidency was marked by numerous controversies over his strong views on a number of issues, from global warming skepticism to euroscepticism, and a wide-ranging amnesty declared in his last months of office.After his presidency ended in 2013, Klaus was named a Distinguished Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute. His appointment was terminated in September 2014, due to his views on the Ukrainian crisis, his hostility to homosexuality, and support of European far right parties.