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The Irish Times - Wednesday, November 18, 2009 DANIEL McLAUGHLIN Vaclav Havel, the banned playwright who became Czechoslovakia's president in late December 1989, joined current Czech president Vaclav Klaus and prime minister Jan Fischer in placing... Full Article at Irish Times
Demonstrators hold banners while waiting for the arrival of President Vaclav Klaus at the memorial for the Velvet Revolution in Prague today. Full Article at Irish Times
Czech Republic President Vaclav Klaus (L) bows in front of a flag during a welcome ceremony in Tirana October 5, 2009. Klaus is on a two-day official visit to Albania. View Photo »
With the Lisbon Treaty taking effect, the Czech Republic will cease to be a sovereign state, despite the political opinion of the Constitutional Court
C zech President Vaclav Klaus is an economist with an open but well-disciplined mind. Schooled in communism, he converted to capitalism and became an advocate of free markets after watching the Marxist model fail. Full Article at Miami Herald
The first post-communist decade was a very positive decade. The second is much worse. We are, all of us, reintroducing socialism, reintroducing government intervention in all fields. Full Article at The Corner
Erik Voorhees is a member of The Free State Project. You can read more of his works at his blog, OnLifeAndLiberty.com Squeezed forth by the global financial crisis, certain detestable economic myths are bubbling through every legislative orifice. Full Article at TCS Daily
Albania's President Bamir Topi (3rd L) and his Czech counterpart Vaclav Klaus (L) inspect the honour guard during a welcoming ceremony in Tirana October 5, 2009. Klaus is on a two-day official visit to Albania. View Photo »
Vaclav Klaus has acknowledged the text (of the opt-out approved on Thursday), he was informed about all modifications made today and he doesn't have a problem with them
Today on Uncommon Knowledge, President Vaclav Klaus of the Czech Republic. Although he earned his doctorate in economics under a Communist regime, he became a stalwart of free markets. How? Full Article at The Corner
If anyone thinks that the decision by the Czech President, Vaclav Klaus, to finally agree to sign the Lisbon Treaty was the end of the EU's institutional maze, they are sorely mistaken. It is true that the biggest hurdle is over. Full Article at ePolitix
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PRAGUE, SEPTEMBER 26: Pope Benedict XVI is applauded by Czech President Vaclav Klaus during a welcoming ceremony on September 26, 2009, at the Prague Ruzyne airport, Czech Republic. The Pontiff today began a three-day visit to the Czech Republic.
View Photo »PRAGUE, SEPTEMBER 26: (L-R) Czech First Lady Livia Klausova, Pope Benedict XVI and Czech President Vaclav Klaus stand during a welcoming ceremony on September 26, 2009, at the Prague Ruzyne airport, Czech Republic. The Pontiff today began a three-day visit to the Czech Republic.
View Photo »PRAGUE, SEPTEMBER 26: Pope Benedict XVI smiles beside Czech President Vaclav Klaus during a welcoming ceremony on September 26, 2009, at the Prague Ruzyne airport, Czech Republic. The Pontiff today began a three-day visit to the Czech Republic.
View Photo »PRAGUE, SEPTEMBER 26: Pope Benedict XVI speaks beside Czech President Vaclav Klaus during a welcoming ceremony on September 26, 2009, at the Prague Ruzyne airport, Czech Republic. The Pontiff today began a three-day visit to the Czech Republic.
View Photo »PRAGUE, SEPTEMBER 26: (L-R) Czech First Lady Livia Klausova, Pope Benedict XVI and Czech President Vaclav Klaus attend a welcoming ceremony on September 26, 2009, at the Prague Ruzyne airport, Czech Republic. The Pontiff today began a three-day visit to the Czech Republic.
View Photo »PRAGUE, SEPTEMBER 26: Pope Benedict XVI speaks beside Czech President Vaclav Klaus during a welcoming ceremony on September 26, 2009, at the Prague Ruzyne airport, Czech Republic. The Pontiff today began a three-day visit to the Czech Republic.
View Photo »2009-09-26, PRAGUE, SEPTEMBER 26: Pope Benedict XVI looks on as Czech President Vaclav Klaus speaks during a welcoming ceremony on September 26, 2009, at the Prague Ruzyne airport, Czech Republic. Pope opened a three-day visit to the Czech Republic. isifa/Hana Kalvachova.
View Photo »PRAGUE, SEPTEMBER 26: Pope Benedict XVI and Czech President Vaclav Klaus shake hands during a welcoming ceremony on September 26, 2009, at the Prague Ruzyne airport, Czech Republic. The Pontiff today began a three-day visit to the Czech Republic.
View Photo »PRAGUE, SEPTEMBER 26: (L-R) Czech First Lady Livia Klausova, Pope Benedict XVI and Czech President Vaclav Klaus attend a welcoming ceremony for the Pontiff on September 26, 2009, at the Prague Ruzyne airport, Czech Republic. The Pontiff today began a three-day visit to the Czech Republic.
View Photo »PRAGUE, SEPTEMBER 26: (L-R) Czech First Lady Livia Klausova, Pope Benedict XVI and Czech President Vaclav Klaus during a welcoming ceremony on September 26, 2009, at the Prague Ruzyne airport, Czech Republic. The Pontiff today began a three-day visit to the Czech Republic.
View Photo »PRAGUE, SEPTEMBER 26: Czech First Lady Livia Klausova and Pope Benedict XVI sit during a welcoming ceremony on September 26, 2009, at the Prague Ruzyne airport, Czech Republic. The Pontiff today began a three-day visit to the Czech Republic.
View Photo »PRAGUE, SEPTEMBER 26: Pope Benedict XVI speaks beside Czech President Vaclav Klaus during a welcoming ceremony on September 26, 2009, at the Prague Ruzyne airport, Czech Republic. The Pontiff today began a three-day visit to the Czech Republic.
View Photo »Pope Benedict XVI, center, Czech Republic's President Vaclav Klaus, right, and his wife Livia, left, applaud after a concert that was hosted fro his Hollines at the Spanish Hall of the Prague Castle, Czech Republic, Saturday, Sept. 26, 2009.
View Photo »Czech President Vaclav Klaus (R) and his wife Livia listen to Pope Benedict XVI delivering a speech at Ruzyne airport in Prague on September 26, 2009.
View Photo »Czech Republic's President Vaclav Klaus (R) and his wife Livia (L) pose with Pope Benedict XVI at Prague Castle in Prague September 26, 2009.
View Photo »Pope Benedict XVI (L) is applauded by Czech President Vaclav Klaus after delivering a speech upon his arrival at Ruzyne airport on September 26, 2009 in Prague.
View Photo »Czech Republic's President Vaclav Klaus (R) welcomes Pope Benedict XVI at Prague Castle in Prague September 26, 2009.
View Photo »Pope Benedict XVI (L) delivers a speech as Czech President Vaclav Klaus listens upon his arrival at Ruzyne airport on September 26, 2009 in Prague.
View Photo »Pope Benedict XVI (L) walks flanked by Czech Republic's President Vaclav Klaus upon his arrival at Ruzyne airport on September 26, 2009 in Prague.
View Photo »Pope Benedict XVI (L) walks flanked by Czech Republic's President Vaclav Klaus upon his arrival at Ruzyne airport on September 26, 2009 in Prague.
View Photo »Pope Benedict XVI (L) greets the crowd flanked by Czech President Vaclav Klaus' wife Livia Klausova upon his arrival at Ruzyne airport on September 26, 2009 in Prague.
View Photo »Pope Benedict XVI (L) walks flanked by Czech Republic's President Vaclav Klaus (R) and his wife Livia Klausova upon his arrival at Ruzyne airport on September 26, 2009 in Prague.
View Photo »Pope Benedict XVI (L) walks with Czech Republic's President Vaclav Klaus (R) upon his arrival at Ruzyne airport on September 26, 2009 in Prague.
View Photo »Guard of Honour marches to wlcome Pope Benedict XVI (L), flanked by Czech Republic's President Vaclav Klaus upon his arrival at Ruzyne airport on September 26, 2009 in Prague.
View Photo »Pope Benedict XVI (CR) walks flanked by Czech President Vaclav Klaus upon his arrival at Ruzyne airport on September 26, 2009 in Prague.
View Photo »PRAGUE, SEPTEMBER 26: (L-R) Czech First Lady Livia Klausova, Pope Benedict XVI and Czech President Vaclav Klaus stand during a welcoming ceremony on September 26, 2009, at the Prague Ruzyne airport, Czech Republic. The Pontiff today began a three-day visit to the Czech Republic.
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