Czech court rejects citizens' complaint against NATO radar
ceskenoviny.cz     May 15, 2008          

Brno- The Czech Supreme Administrative Court (NSS) on Wednesday rejected the complaint by the south Moravian municipality Hosteradky-Resov linked to the dispute over the installation of NATO's anti-aircraft radar on the site of the Slavkov (Austerlitz) battle, CTK has learned. The radar has... [read full story]                

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