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PPF executives say the group's local content gives it a competitive advantage over international players in small CEE markets....

Gerade erst haben die Italiener ihr Übernahmeangebot für den deutschen Fernsehkonzern vorgelegt. Jetzt kommt der tschechische Investor PPF mit einer besseren Offerte. Und zwischen allem hängt nun: Pro Sieben Sat 1....

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Der tschechische ProSiebenSat.1-Großaktionär PPF fährt der italienischen MFE bei deren Übernahmeversuch in die Parade und bietet den Aktionären des bayerischen Fernsehkonzerns mehr. Die von den Erben des Milliardärs Petr Kellner beherrschte PPF Group kündigte am Montag ein konkurrierendes Kaufangebot über 7 Euro je ProSiebenSat.1-Aktie an, mit dem sie ihre Beteiligung zunächst auf bis zu 29,99 Prozent schrauben will..

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Fico claims “a coup” is taking place against his government involving the opposition, NGOs and “funding from abroad”....

Last week, in the wake of a no-confidence motion against himself, Fico claimed “a coup” is taking place against his government involving opposition, NGOs and “funding from abroad.”...

FACTBOX-Czech billionaire Kretinsky's sprawling empire Updates Royal Mail, Unieuro, removes Atos, TF1 Dec 16 (Reuters) - Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky is pressing on with his buying spree in Europe after the British government cleared his investment vehicle to buy Royal Mail. Kretinsky, 49, a former investment bank lawyer who built one of Europe's largest energy groups, Energeticky a Prumyslovy Holding (EPH), has been diversifying into retail, media and other areas....

Ukraine Needs To Be "Realistic" And Give Up Territory To Russia, Says Czech President Via Remix News staff, Czech President Petr Pavel, a former NATO general, has told the New York Times in an interview that Ukraine needs to be “realistic” about its goals in the war and that the most likely outcome of the conflict is that Ukraine will have to concede some territories. The admission that Ukraine may have to cede territory is especially surprising from Pavel, who the New York Times describes as one of the most steadfast supporters of Ukraine. “The most probable outcome of the war will be that a part of Ukrainian territory will be under Russian occupation, temporarily,” he said. However, the “temporary” occupation could last years, according to Pavel, who is currently visiting the U.S. He cited war fatigue after 19 months of war and that conflict was “growing everywhere.” Under such a scenario, Ukraine “will have to be realistic” about how likely it is to recover territory fro...

Zimbabwe's High Court has released on $500 bail a Czech tourist who had been in detention since August 1, New Zimbabwe wrote on August 22.Lukas ......