Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for July 7, 2021
Netflix production shuts down major Prague thoroughfare, Czech player heads to Wimbledon final four, chemical-plant blast leaves three injured.
Coronavirus update, July 7, 2021: Slovakia to establish dedicated lanes for vaccinated drivers at its borders
Plus: Tečka app for certificates downloaded by over 715,000 people, new Covid cases drop compared to last week but still high in Prague.
Czech man accused of killing employment-office clerk remanded in custody
The accused said he did not regret his acts and called the female state attorney a "toad."
Coronavirus update, July 2, 2021: Czech govt. tightens rules for traveling and proving Covid status at home
People will again need to be two weeks after vaccination or show a test to attend events, Covid test to be necessary for people returning from abroad.
Czech morning news in brief: top headines for July 2, 2021
A three-level-alarm blaze broke out in Prague earlier this morning, "Ova" law moves forward, and massive river gridlock predicted for holiday weekend.
11 best things to do in Prague this weekend, July 2–4
Manifesto Market celebrates Independence Day; Autokino Ledárny launches its summer season; a free exhibit in Old Town Hall shows what not to do in nature.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for July 1, 2021
Family of deceased Roma man file criminal complaint against police, Prague shooter planned more crimes, accusations against Feri "nonsense," says Zeman.
Coronavirus update, July 1, 2021: Covid spreading mainly among young people in Prague
Plus: Children aged 12 to 15 can register for Covid vaccination, a new app can carry your certificates, Covid second-most frequent death cause last year.
World premiere of 'Zátopek' to open annual Karlovy Vary Film Festival
The legendary Czech runner is the subject of this 2021 biopic; celebrity guests are likely to be announced last minute.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for June 30, 2021
Prague shooter in police custody, Roma Lives Matter protests take place around the world, last night's storms lead to widespread power outages this morning
Coronavirus update, June 29, 2021: No respirators outdoors from July with exceptions
Plus: R number climbs to 0.97; more operators added to help line, respirators will stay required at mass events, some health workers to get spa vouchers.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for June 29, 2021
Charles University planning largest expansion in past hundred years, police make accusations in Bečva River poisoning case, concert for Moravia planned.
Prague museum to display military decorations worn by Franz Ferdinand the day he was shot
Exactly 107 years since the assisnation of the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, nine orders and decorations will be transported to the Czech capital.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for June 28, 2021
The Pope prays for South Moravia, Czech Republic upsets The Netherlands in weekend Euro 2020 win, and Czech president makes transphobic remarks.
Coronavirus update, June 28, 2021: Covid vaccination interval to be reduced, says Czech PM
The number of people fully vaccinated now over 3 million, govt. to spend more on vaccination campaign as registrations drop.
Coronavirus update, June 25, 2021: Respirators to remain mandatory indoors, in public transport
Plus: 96 delta variant cases confirmed in the Czech Republic, Czechs can get vaccinated sooner than after 90 days after Covid.
10 best things to do in Prague this weekend, June 25–27
A new performance for families, local New Zealand Day celebrations, and a beloved annual 'island' fest returns to Prague.