Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for October 18, 2021
President promised two government-forming attempts to ANO, incoming cabinet wants reduced budget deficit, half of Czechs support SPOLU-led government.
Prague 1 drafts ban on drinking alcohol in public spaces at night
The new ban targets the consumption of alcohol in public areas between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. in Prague's city center.
Cross-border health center, first in EU, opens between Czech Republic and Austria
A unique health center serving both Czech and Austrian patients has now opened between České Velenice and Gmünd.
Czech weekend news in brief: Top headlines for October 17, 2021
Covid-19 cases continue to rise, hospital approaches request for info on President "urgently and responsibly", and more headlines from this weekend.
Drumming for Bubny marks 80 years since first WWII transport of Jews from Prague
Survivors and their families gathered at Prague's Bubny Railway Station yesterday on the anniversary of the first Jewish transport from the Czech capital.
Hungary, Finland darken to high-risk red on Czech Republic's latest Covid travel map
Luxembourg will also move from orange to red on the latest map that governs incoming travel restrictions, valid from Monday.
UEFA will not fine Sparta Prague over accusations of racism among its fans
No evidence of discriminatory behavior or racism was found at a recent match between Sparta and the Glasgow Rangers in Prague, the UEFA has concluded.
Czech PM Andrej Babiš ready to hand government to new five-party coalition
Babiš will not accept President Miloš Zeman's directive to head talks in forming a new government, he told journalists on Friday.
On World Bread Day, a brief history of the beloved Czech rohlík
Few things are as evocative of the Czech Republic as this ubiquitous baked product.
Heydrich assassination could become a significant day on the Czech calendar
Supporters want May 27 to be the Day of National Defiance, while opponents say the events are already sufficiently remembered.
As Prague faces billions in tourism losses, industry leaders warn of economic fallout
With government compensation programs coming to an end this summer, the Czech Tourism Union says an economic crisis is looming.
Political storm erupts over House Speaker's hospital visit to President Zeman
Police say they will investigate the possibility that President Zeman’s signature was forged on a document convening the next Czech parliament.
Stromovka's summer circus tent to be transformed into autumn hangout
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This summer's open-air venue is being extended for the autumn season and will offer a range of performances as well as bar service.
Cybersecurity leader SentinelOne to boost Czech economy with major investment
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SentinelOne’s new billion-crown investment in the Czech Republic could kickstart a new era in IT excellence.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for October 15, 2021
Zeman's convenes new parliament session, survey shows public want information about President's health, Škoda in trouble due to shortages.
Coronavirus update, Oct. 15, 2021: Czech PM announces new rules for PCR and antigen tests
Plus: Babiš finally gets third jab, quarantine time could be shortened, some people encounter trouble with Tečka app after third jab.
President Zeman's wife asks for patience, says his treatment and recovery will 'take time'
Ivana Zemanová appeared before the media at Prague Castle today to ask for patience and for time to allow Zeman to regain his strength.
