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IEA's Birol says oil markets will rebalance in first half of 2017 if cuts implemented

A re-balancing of world oil markets could occur in the first half of next year if production cuts by OPEC and other producers are implemented, International Energy Agency (IEA) chief Fatih Birol said on Dec. 13.

Birol told a conference in Prague that higher oil prices would weaken global demand. 

Sobotka: Serbia has greatly contributed to regional relations

PRAGUE/BELGRADE - Serbia has greatly contributed to improvement of regional relations, Czech PM Bohuslav Sobotka said during a meeting with Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic Wednesday, adding that the Czech Republic would always be on Serbia's side as regards opening new chapters in its EU accession talks.

Nikolic arrives in Prague, meets with Zeman

PRAGUE - Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic on Tuesday arrived on an official visit to the Czech Republic.

Nikolic was ceremonially welcomed by his counterpart Milos Zeman, with many citizens gathering outside the presidential palace in Prague to see their encounter, Nikolic's presidential press office said in a statement.

Flushed with pride: Prague Toilet Museum changes seats

The Prague Museum of Historical Chamber Pots & Toilets, founded in 2003, will be relocating its rare collection of chamber pots from the outskirts of the Czech capital to Old Town by the end of the year so visitors can experience some of the world’s most unconventional and unsung historical artifacts.

Long-buried photographs document divided Europe ahead of watershed moment

There is a thinly disguised self-portrait of Constantinos Pittas embedded in one of his photographs currently on display at the Benaki Museum's Pireos Street annex in Athens. The 29-year-old's skinny silhouette and dark curly hair are reflected in the left-hand corner of a shop window as he presses the shutter release on his pocket-size camera. It's Prague, 1986.
 

Belgrade presented in Prague

PRAGUE - The number of Czech tourists who have visited Belgrade rose only 3 to 4 pct in eight months, which is why the Tourism Organization of Belgrade presented the potential of the Serbian capital to this market for the first time in ten years.

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