Weather and landing conditions likely behind the Kellner helicopter crash
A PPF spokesman who talked to the sole survivor says that a technical defect did not seem to be behind the crash that took the life of Czech billionaire.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 9, 2021
A landmark EU decision rules against Czech anti-vaxxers, Czechia's largest polluter revealed, and an important Czech surrealist exhibit opens in Prague.
Coronavirus update, April 9, 2021: Czech Republic drops to fourth place in EU for new Covid cases
O2 universum vaccination center to run tests today, court rules corporate Covid testing can continue, online memorial lets people remember loved ones.
Marks & Spencer will double frozen-food offerings for Czech Republic upon reopening
The British retailer's 25th year in the Czech Republic will be marked by renovations and expansion of their offerings.
'Times have changed': Czech celebrity impersonation show bans blackface
The local edition of the Spanish hit 'Your Face Sounds Familiar' has long faced criticism for it performers' racial transformations.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 8, 2021
The Czech Republic's oldest Art Nouveau monument is being restored, changes to election law pass, Czech team reconstructs oldest modern human genome.
Coronavirus update, April 8, 2021: New health minister says restrictions must be relaxed carefully
EMA says rare blood clots are associated with AstraZeneca, schools to be open daily to crucial workers' and teachers' children.
Forbes list of Czech billionaires has grown, with Kellner still listed as richest
Four new names entered the ranking, and two previously listed a Czech are now considered Swiss by Forbes
President Zeman dismisses Health Minister Blatný, appoints replacement
Blatný had been the third health minister during the pandemic; he will be replaced by Petr Arenberger, director of the Prague-Vinohrady Teaching Hospital.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 7, 2021
Czech unemployment rate among EU's lowest, International Romani Day celebrations kick off tonight, and President Zeman could appoint new ministers today.
Coronavirus update, April 7, 2021: Night curfew, ban on traveling between districts to end
Primary school lower grades reopen on April 12; some shops, farmers markets, and zoos to reopen; lowest number of new weekday cases since mid-December.
Buy shoes and visit zoos: these shops and services are reopening on April 12
Farmers markets, dry cleaners, and botanical gardens will also reopen once the state of emergency ends.
Leader talks: INCIEN's Stepan Vashkevich on the future of the circular economy in the Czech Republic
Will the Covid crisis act as a turning point for circularity in the Czech Republic?
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 6, 2021
Czech botanical gardens appeal to government for support, WWII mortar stops traffic in Prague, and former health minister Prymula has a new role.
Coronavirus update, April 6, 2021: Lowest number of new Covid cases since early December
Govt. to discuss reopening schools, opening of O2 universum vaccination center postponed, vaccination for people over 65 delayed.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 5, 2021
Easter Monday impacted by restrictions, Czech Ministry of Education doubles down on reopening plan, and a slight rise in Sunday Covid cases.
Czech state of emergency will end on April 11, says Prime Minister
According to Andrej Babiš, the Czech government will not seek further extension of the national state of emergency after April 11.
