PRAGUE (Reuters) - Former leftist Prime Minister Milos Zeman narrowly won the first round of the Czech Republic's presidential election on Saturday but will face a strong challenge from the country's aristocratic foreign minister in a run-off round. Whoever wins is likely to take the country of 10.5 million people closer to the European mainstream after a decade in which the outgoing Euro-sceptic President Vaclav Klaus sniped at Brussels, making the Czechs an outlier in the European Union. ...
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Former PM to square off with prince for Czech presidency
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