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Hungary
Event
One of the most important international trade exhibitions for the environmental profession is coming with the second edition.
Türkiye, Istanbul
Event
ANKIROS 2026, held from 22–24 October 2026 at the Istanbul Expo Center, is the 17th International Exhibition for iron and steel, foundry, non-ferrous metallurgy technologies, machinery and products.
Netherlands, Amsterdam
Event
On 4 and 5 November 2026, ISPO, one of the world's leading trade fairs for the sporting goods, outdoor and winter sports industries, opens its doors for the first time at RAI Amsterdam. The fair bring...
United Kingdom
News
Czech factories expanded for a seventh straight month in September 2026, with manufacturers hiring at the fastest pace in over four years as new orders and exports kept rising.
Serbia
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The average gross monthly wage in Czechia rose 6,4% year on year to CZK 51,966 in Q2 2026. After accounting for 2% inflation, real wages increased by 4,3%, according to the Czech Statistical Office.
United Arab Emirates
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Czechia recorded the EU’s third-lowest inflation rate in August at 1.5%, remaining below the EU average of 3.2% despite accelerating price growth across much of Europe.
Romania
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The Ministry of Transportation has granted provisional approval for Tesla's FSD (Full Self-Driving) Supervised driver-assistance system. Thereby consolidating Czech position amongst Europe’s leaders i...
Japan
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The Czech market for residential heating systems continues to face weak demand as households postpone investments in new equipment due to ongoing uncertainty over future energy prices.