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The Colours of Ostrava music festival is set to be an unforgettable experience for music lovers. With a star-studded line-up of international and local performers, the festival promises to be a unique and exciting event. Attendees will be able to enjoy the music of OneRepublic, Niall Horan, Macklemore, Gilberto Gil, and Sleaford Mods, as well as many other talented artists.

The festival will be held in the industrial area of Ostrava’s Dolní Vítkovice, and will feature a variety of activities, including workshops, art installations, and food stalls. With its 20-year history, the Colours of Ostrava music festival is sure to be an unforgettable experience for all who attend.

The Czech Ministry of Defense has expressed its concern over the Ukrainian army’s practice of spray-painting crosses similar to those used by the Wehrmacht on Czech Dana howitzers donated to the Ukrainian army. Deputy Defense Minister Jan Jireš argued that the practice is damaging Ukraine’s reputation and has contacted the Ukrainian embassy to protest against it.

The practice of spray-painting crosses is a common one among Ukrainian and Russian troops, who use it to distinguish their vehicles from the enemy since they both use the same types of Soviet-era vehicles. However, the Czech Ministry of Defense has argued that the use of symbols associated with the Wehrmacht is inappropriate and damaging to Ukraine’s reputation.

The Czech Ministry of Defense has called on the Ukrainian government to take action to ensure that the practice is stopped and that the symbols associated with the Wehrmacht are not used in the future. It remains to be seen how the Ukrainian government will respond to the Czech Ministry of Defense’s protest.

The Czech government has proposed increasing license fees for public broadcasters Czech Television and Czech Radio. The ministry also wants to amend existing legislation to make license fees compulsory for people who own a smart phone or tablet. This would increase the number of households paying license fees by around 600,000. Czech Radio, which celebrated its centenary on May 18, would like the current monthly license fee of 45 crowns increased to 60. The monthly license fee for Czech Television is presently 135 crowns.

The proposed changes are part of the government’s efforts to ensure that public broadcasters are adequately funded. The increased license fees would help to ensure that Czech Television and Czech Radio can continue to provide quality programming to the public. The government is also looking into other ways to support public broadcasters, such as increasing advertising revenue and introducing new technologies.

The proposed changes are still under discussion and will need to be approved by the government before they can be implemented. It remains to be seen whether the proposed changes will be accepted by the public.

Telč is a charming town in the Czech Republic, renowned for its Renaissance and Baroque architecture. It has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its timeless beauty and storied past. Visitors can explore the iconic row of pastel-hued houses in the town square, the Telč Château, and the churches of St. James, the Holy Ghost, and the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. The interconnected system of three ponds – Ulický, Roštejn, and Pařezitý – offer a tranquil respite. The local restaurants serve traditional Czech cuisine, while the Vysočina region is ideal for outdoor activities. Time your visit to coincide with one of Telč’s many vibrant festivals, such as the Telč Fair in July. Telč is a place where time stands still, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Firefighters are working hard to contain a forest fire that started in the Bohemian Switzerland national park on Thursday afternoon. Nine firefighter units and a helicopter have been deployed to the site of the blaze, which is located between the Pravčická brána rock formation and the German border.

Tomáš Salov, a spokesman for the park administration, believes the fire was likely caused by fireworks. This is not the first time the park has been affected by a forest fire. Last July, an area of over 1,000 hectares was destroyed by the largest forest fire in Czechia to date.

Firefighters are doing their best to contain the blaze and prevent further damage to the park.

Friday is forecasted to be a mostly cloudy day with intermittent rain showers. Temperatures are expected to stay between 12 and 16 degrees Celsius. It is advised to bring an umbrella and a light jacket if you plan to go out.

The rain is expected to be light and should not interfere with outdoor activities. However, it is important to keep an eye on the weather and be prepared for any changes.

The weekend is expected to be mild and pleasant with temperatures staying in the same range. Saturday is expected to be mostly sunny with a few clouds in the sky. Sunday is expected to be partly cloudy with a chance of rain in the afternoon.

Overall, the weekend is expected to be mild and pleasant. Make sure to check the weather before heading out and enjoy the weekend!

David Rath, the former governor of Central Bohemia, was released from prison in Brno on Thursday after serving the remainder of his 7-year sentence for corruption.

Rath was arrested in 2012 with seven million crowns on his person and accused of taking bribes to rig public contracts. He was sentenced to 7 years in jail in June 2018, which was later extended by one year. Despite appealing the verdict several times, the regional court in Prague upheld the sentence.

Rath’s release marks the end of a long and tumultuous legal battle. He is now free to return to his life outside of prison.

Unfortunately, the joy of the successful breeding season was short-lived as the birds were found dead in their nests. The cause of death was confirmed to be avian influenza, a highly contagious virus that affects birds.

The Czech Nature and Landscape Protection Agency is now working to prevent the spread of the virus by monitoring the area and taking preventive measures. They are also urging people to take precautions when visiting the area, such as avoiding contact with wild birds and washing their hands after contact with animals.

The visit is also expected to bring economic benefits to the Czech Republic. Mr. Lipavský will be accompanied by a delegation of Czech businessmen, who will explore potential business opportunities in the two countries.

The Czech Republic is keen to strengthen its ties with Saudi Arabia and Iraq, and the visit is seen as an important step in this direction. It is hoped that the visit will open up new avenues for cooperation between the two countries in the areas of trade, investment, and security.

The Health Reinsurance Association has announced that a Czech volunteer was injured in an accident in Ukraine. The man, who was helping out in local children’s homes near Zaporozhye, has undergone surgery and is no longer in critical condition.

The organisation is now raising money to cover the cost of his treatment. They are asking for donations to help cover the medical expenses and to ensure that the volunteer can receive the best possible care.

The Health Reinsurance Association is a non-profit organisation that provides health insurance to people in need. They are committed to helping those in need and are dedicated to providing quality healthcare to those who cannot afford it.

The organisation is asking for donations to help cover the medical expenses of the Czech volunteer. Any donations will be greatly appreciated and will help ensure that the volunteer can receive the best possible care.