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Former PM says he will not work for Nabucco pipeline

Prague Daily Monitor, Sep 02, 2010 / Former Czech prime minister Mirek Topolanek (Civic Democrats, ODS) Wednesday dismissed the information that he would be working for the project of the Nabucco pipeline, he told the Novinky.cz news server.

What the Czech government of Prime Minister Necas is up to? Radical reforms, no rush for euro

aktuane.cz - Czech Republic, Aug 31, 2010 / New Czech government was officially sworn in today by President Václav Klaus.

Former PM interested in post in world organisation

Prague Daily Monitor, Aug 30, 2010 / Former Czech PM Mirek Topolanek would like to occupy a leading post in an organisation "with a larger than European scope of work," and he is negotiating with diplomats and politicians about it, he said in an interview for Friday's issue of the daily Mlada fronta Dnes (MfD).

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Radio Prague, Aug 28, 2010 / Prime Minister Petr Nečas has said he would be willing to accept a new flood tax proposed by the finance minister but only for one year.

Former Czech PM interested in post in world organisation-press

Czech Happenings, Aug 27, 2010 / Topolanek, former chairman of the now senior ruling Civic Democrats (ODS), did not specify what particular organisation he was interested in.

Former ministers take ČEZ board posts

Prague Daily Monitor, Aug 13, 2010 / Martin Riman (Civic Democrat, ODS) and Eduard Janota became new members of the supervisory board of power company CEZ yesterday, as expected, CEZ spokesman Ladislav Kriz informed CTK.

New Czech government: radical reforms, no rush for euro

aktuane.cz - Czech Republic, Aug 11, 2010 / New Czech government was officially sworn in today by President Václav Klaus.

PM wants job plan for J&K

Kashmir News, Aug 10, 2010 / The stupid and insulting attack on Obama by the vulgar, far right-wing Czech prime minister should be ignored by reputable Media, or at least Media should give the history of Topolanek's bullyng behavior. .

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Mirek Topolánek () (born 15 May 1956 in Vsetín, Czechoslovakia, now Czech Republic) is a former prime minister of the Czech Republic and President of the European Council.

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