Czech protest group Million Moments launches new series of demonstrations starting February 25
A new series of protest events and public debates in Czech regional centres will start in Plzen on February 25, continue on Tuesdays and end with a big event in Prague on June 2
Czechs evacuated from China confirmed to be free from coronavirus
The five Czechs who arrived from China two weeks ago and were tested for coronavirus have left quarantine this morning
Czech veterinarians seek complete ban on big cats in circuses
The taming and rearing of big cats no longer fulfils an educational purpose and should be banned without exception, says the Czech Association of Veterinarians for Wild and Zoo Animals
Czech Community of Buddhists re-applies for registration as church
The Community of Buddhism in the Czech Republic, comprised mainly of local Vietnamese, has applied for official registration as a church after being twice denied
The Czech Republic's top hockey stars are lacking sticks due to coronavirus
Top hockey stars in Czech leagues, as well as the NHL, do not have enough hockey sticks because most of them are produced in China
Medical cannabis use surging in the Czech Republic in 2020
Following partial coverage by public health insurance, more Czech residents were prescribed medical cannabis last month than all of 2019
Prague universities to quarantine students, teachers coming from China
Prague has ordered 31 higher education schools to isolate students and teachers who may come from China for 14 days as a measure against coronavirus
A record 813,000 people applied for a Czech visa in 2019
12.7% more people applied for a Czech Republic visa last year than than in 2018
Strong winds from storm Sabine leave nearly 100,000 Czech homes without power
About 96,000 households were without electricity due to strong wind all over the Czech Republic this early morning
Czech nurseries' capacities short of 20,000 places for toddlers
Czech kindergartens and nurseries are short of some 20,000 places for children under three
Czech Republic to sue Brussels for halting payments to Agrofert
The Czech Republic will file a lawsuit against the EC for suspending subsidy payments over concerns of PM Andrej Babiš's suspected conflict of interest
Czech study says that 70% of runners show heart damage after running a marathon
Among runners who took part in the 2019 Prague Marathon, 70 percent showed detectable and mostly reversible heart and kidney damage
Number of foreigners staying illegally in the Czech Republic is rising, according to police
Czech immigration police uncovered 5,677 foreigners illegally staying in the Czech Republic last year
Prague to sign partnership agreement with Vienna
Prague's City Council has approved a five-year partnership agreement with Vienna to focus on cooperation in key areas
