Prague tests contactless pedestrian buttons to slow the spread of COVID-19
The city helped develop the device which has been newly installed at Dvořákovo nábřeží and Klášterská Street, near the St. Agnes Cloister.
New fairytale app brings multilingual bedtime stories to Czech, Slovak, and English families
A Prague-based American developer (and dad) created a tool that gets kids exciting about reading while helping families connect.
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for Jan. 13, 2021
Two restaurants fined for breaching COVID restrictions, Prague apartment prices on the rise, and principal's demand pay raise.
Coronavirus update, Jan. 13, 2021: large vaccination center to open in Prague’s O2 universum
PES index hits its lowest level for this month; lawmakers will meet today to discuss a new approach to the anti-epidemic system.
Accidents between Prague trams and pedestrians decreased by almost half in 2020
For the first time in the last 15 years there were no fatalities, but safety efforts to reduce accidents will continue.
Design for the Czech Republic’s first high-speed rail station has been revealed
The station in Central Bohemia will be on the routes from Prague to Brno and to Hradec Králové.
Marks & Spencer to temporarily close Prague stores later this week over COVID measures
The stores will remain closed as long as the emergency measures are in force according to a statement.
'Cobra Kai' star William Zabka has Czech roots
To honor his heritage, the star of the hit Netflix show penned an Oscar-nominated Czech film in the early noughties.
Czech court rules against adoption of children abroad by same-sex registered couples
The court ruling was in response to a proposal that would amend a current law preventing same-sex partners who registered abroad to adopt.
Coronavirus update, Jan. 12, 2021: Czech Republic mulls tightening anti-COVID restrictions further
Wednesday could prove a decisive day for the strengthening of lockdown measures; the delayed Moderna vaccine is due to arrive today.
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for Jan. 12, 2021
Lower house expected to prolong emergency state in first 2021 session, travel updates for Austria and Germany, Czech scientists break new ground.
Ain't no laws when you're drinking...Obora? The first Czech hard seltzer hits the market
Move over pivo: the fruity alcoholic beverage that's seeing record-breaking sales abroad, is now available in the Czech Republic.
From dark ages to digital: say goodbye to frequent visits to Czech government offices
A new banking identification system for the Czech Republic is making it possible to access over 100 services online.
Two protests, one message: thousands rally against Czech COVID-19 restrictions through the weekend
Protesters flocked to Old Town Square on Sunday, while a smaller group marched on Friday; Jewish groups condemn anti-vaxxer's use of yellow stars
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Coronavirus update, Jan. 11, 2021: Czech Republic has world's second-highest number of new cases
The first 20,000 doses of the Moderna coronavirus vaccine will be delivered to the Czech Republic today.
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for Jan. 11, 2021
More anti-lockdown protests in Prague, travel rules from France and Ireland changing, and bird watching becoming a popular lockdown pastime.
Trump’s actions while leaving office have been cowardly, says Czech President
Miloš Zeman called outgoing U.S. President Donald Trump's departure from office shameful in an interview with Blesk today.
