Czech morning news in brief: top stories for Feb. 2, 2021
Czech Republic condemns Myanmar coup, section of Berlin wall could go on display in Žižkov, anti-PES party builds European support.
Czech Republic to introduce 'very high risk' dark-red category to its travel map as of Friday
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Foreign Minister Tomáš Petříček said the move is necessary following the emergence of new mutations of the virus.
Not a groundhog but a badger: An American holiday's Central European roots
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Hromnice, the Czech 'Groundhog Day' also has ties to Perun, the Slavic god of thunder.
Case of student told to remove hijab at a Czech school comes to definitive end
A Muslim student in the Czech Republic sued because she was told to remove her head covering in class.
Meet the Canadian expat charting the COVID pandemic in the Czech Republic
Tim Addison's daily data drop keeps thousands of expats informed about the coronavirus and has earned him the nickname "Covid Tim."
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for Feb. 1, 2021
Czech Health Minister may leave post, hundreds protest against anti-COVID restrictions, frost turns to spring-like temps this week.
Coronavirus update, Feb. 1, 2021: distribution of Moderna vaccine to start in the Czech Republic
PES score rises but still at the fourth level, Novavax will be delayed, Health Ministry wants student testing to be free.
Just when you thought Dry January was over: why the Czech Republic observes Dry February
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New findings say that Czechs are drinking sixty percent more during the pandemic; here's how to join the "Suchej únor" challenge in 2021.
AstraZeneca vaccine should be available in the Czech Republic in 2-3 weeks
The newly-approved vaccine may eventually be available to general practitioners across the Czech Republic
German Ambassador knocks proposed Czech food quotas
"Budvar is also popular in Germany," writes Christoph Israng. "It is good that there are no food quotas and consumers can make their own decisions."
Czech weekend news in brief: top stories for Jan. 31, 2021
Czech COVID-19 PES index rises to 70, rare zebras born at Dvůr Králové Zoo, and more top headlines from this weekend.
Blanket COVID-19 testing at Czech schools could start soon, says Education Minister
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Blanket testing at schools could begin in the upcoming weeks, Education Minister Robert Plaga told reporters this weekend.
Cars park on Prague's Charles Bridge in protest of Czech lockdown measures
Two cars and a van were towed from the 14th century landmark yesterday during a protest of the country's anti-COVID-19 restrictions.
Czech gun amnesty allowing for surrender of illegal firearms now in effect
Illegally held firearms can be turned into Czech police from now through July 2021, no questions asked.
Unused COVID-19 field hospital in Prague to be closed
The Prague 9 hospital has not been utilized since it was built in October, but has cost 50 million crowns in leasing fees.
Government bans all non-essential travel to the Czech Republic
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Regardless of a country's color on the traffic light map, all tourist travel into the Czech Republic is banned as of today.
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for Jan. 29, 2021
Prague's Vltavská metro to get a new exit, protesters plan to block buildings in the capital today, and Czech govt. drops its first TikTok vid
