PRAGUE (AP) — People in the Czech capital were trying to come to grips Friday with the worst mass shooting in the country’s history that left 14 dead and dozens wounded inside a university building.

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At least 14 people died and more than two dozen others were injured Thursday when a gunman opened fire at Charles University in Prague’s Old Town, according to officials in the Czech Republic. Earlier ...

The Czech Republic woke up Friday to images of hearses leaving the grounds of a prestigious university in the capital, Prague, as the country reeled from its worst mass shooting ever. On Thursday ...

As the Czech Republic takes over the EU presidency this month (July 2022), the University of Sheffield is celebrating its friendship with the country, being the biggest provider of Czech language ...

The Czech Republic remains stunned Friday following a mass shooting Thursday in Prague at Charles University in which the gunman killed 14 people and wounded 25. It was the first time the country had ...

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PRAGUE: National flags on public buildings were at half-staff and people across the Czech Republic are set to observe a minute of silence as the country holds a day of national mourning on Saturday to ...

Lithuania now hosts the European Humanities University, formerly based in Minsk, which the Belarusian authorities closed down in 2004 (Valery Ruselik) August 17, 2006 -- A Czech university says it is ...

Czech police increase security after student shooter kills 14 at Charles University. Charles University cancels lectures and events. 13 of the shooting victims identified. The shooter was a student at ...

In the Czech Republic, 26.67% of individuals aged 25 to 64 hold a university degree. This percentage falls below the European Union (EU) average of 37.67% for university graduates, with only Italy and ...