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Czech Zoo Sees World’s First Honey Badger Born In Captivity In 12 Months

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A honey badger cub was born in the Dvur Kralove zoo in late June, marking the zoo’s fourth successful breeding of the species in its history, and the only such birth in a zoo worldwide over the past 12 months, according to the ZIMS global database. The zoo announced the birth yesterday. Breeding honey badgers is challenging; according to the ZIMS database, there are currently only around 60 honey badgers living in the world’s zoos.
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Previously Unpublished Play by Vaclav Havel Premieres At Avignon Theatre Festival

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Lilac, a previously unpublished play by the late Czech playwright and President Vaclav Havel, premiered at the Avignon theatre festival yesterday, and the international Vaclav Havel Prize was awarded for the first time, going to Ukrainian actor and playwright Viktor Kyrylov, the Czech Centre in Paris told CTK. The commemorative event was held in anticipation of the 90th anniversary of Havel’s birth in October.
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Majority of Czechs Consider Current Social Benefit System Inadequate, Says Poll

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Around 76% of Czechs believe that the current welfare benefit system in the country is unfair, and 53% said they do not believe it can adequately help people in need or facing difficult life circumstances, according to a June survey by the STEM agency, released yesterday.
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