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Articles in the September 28th, 2005 issue

Pedal power
Taking back the streets

Doctors to strike over cash woes
Physicians protest over delays in payments by VZP insurer

Gross resigns, swearing off career
Ousted prime minister says he's out of politics; seeks 'normal, civil life'

City hosts Oliver world premiere
Hollywood icon reinterpreted Dickens classic in Bohemia to make film for his children

New ambassador to Britain sworn in
Says EU issues, beating terrorism top priorities

Mock bombing tests security coordination

Seven Days

Prague lags behind EU in bike paths

Facing sky-high costs
Czech Airlines cuts expansion plans to abate industry expenses

Prague to be financial, IT hub
Service center highlights potential of Czech capital

GDP grows in second quarter
Analysts warn against growing deficit, euro adoption, politics

Toll system bids revealed
Government braces for criticism over low number of bidders

BAE Systems bows out of Army tender
Tough bid timetables cited by U.S. company

New ÚOHS head vows change
Martin Pecina aims to revitalize appearance of Anti-Monopoly Office

10 Questions
with TomáS Chmel

Movers and Shakers
Sjögren to direct Mauritz

Biz Week

All things Spanish
New cultural institute opens with a royal touch

Svandovo divadlo adds four English-language plays
Havel's The Beggar's Opera tops list of new subtitled productions

Having a wild wedding
Buddy comedy finds a new gimmick

Strudel on display
A traditional treat gets a tasty makeover

Java jive
All you ever wanted to know about coffee

Pulling its punches
Boxing fairy tale plays it safe

Howling at the moon
Save room for dessert at the tony Café Lounge

A keystone for contemporary art
Studio and gallery complex flourishes in rejuvenated flood zone

Kicking up their clogs
Japanese dance troupe brings new energy to traditional forms

In the pocket
Eddie Floyd joins the Rhythm Kings' all-star lineup

Baroque's new generation
EUBO brings cream of young European talent

Prague Picks

Judges on trial
Should judges serve for life or should they be more accountable to the public?

Terrorism calls for more than a photo op
Postview

Editorial Review
From the opinion pages of the Czech press

T-Mobile takes CTÚ to court
Telecom providers argue new rules will undermine their customer contracts