Pro-democracy group calls for nationwide protests against Russian-leaning Czech president
Million Moments for Democracy is set to demonstrate against President Zeman's pro-Russian sentiments in Prague's Wenceslas Square Thursday.
Coronavirus update, April 27, 2021: Czech govt. postpones decision to reopen shops
While hairdressers and spas can open from May 3, the reopening of shops will continue to be debated on Thursday.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 27, 2021
Travel ban to India in affect from today, Babiš tells Zeman there is just one version of Vrbětice events, and Czech Railways resumes more routes.
Czech Republic bans travel to India due to spread of new coronavirus mutation
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The Czech Republic has added India to the list of countries posing an extreme risk to travelers.
Moscow may ban Czech beer and imports due to embassy expulsions
Russia might go beyond a 'mirror' response to the expulsion of its diplomats, according to Russian server Kommersant.
Coronavirus update, April 26, 2021: Vaccination may start for people over 55 on Wednesday
The govt. today will clarify its plan to open stores and some services on May 3, practical teaching starts in secondary schools and universities.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 26, 2021
Zeman's interview on Vrbětice blast makes Moscow "happy," Prague Zoo temporarily closes Sunday due to crowds, and former president Havel's brother dies.
'No evidence' of Russian involvement in explosion, says Czech president
Miloš Zeman has "questioned the credibility of his own country's security services" responded Pirate leader Ivan Bartoš after a TV interview.
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Germany to discuss support for Czech Republic against Russia with allies
Germany is in touch with the Czech Republic as well as NATO and EU partners regarding developments between the Czech Republic and Russia
Czech weekend news in brief: top stories for April 25, 2021
Daily rate of new Covid-19 cases continues to decline, Czech President to speak about rift with Russia, and more top headlines from this weekend
Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia to expel Russian diplomats in Czech solidarity
The former Soviet bloc countries will expel a total of four Russian diplomats in an expression of solidarity with the Czech Republic
Bulgaria, Lithuania, and Iceland change color in new Czech travel map
Bulgaria moves to high risk red and Lithuania to very high risk dark red in the latest map detailing Czech Covid-19 travel restrictions
Czech language exam for non-EU foreigners to get more difficult from September
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The current A1 exam required for permanent residence will be replaced by a tougher A2 exam of of this September.
Czech PM is in conflict of interest, confirms final European Commission audit
Subsidies paid to a firm controlled by Andrej Babiš through a trust fund are unjustified and should be repaid to the EU, the report says.
PHOTO GALLERY: Take a look at the planned Václav Havel Airport-Prague train station
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The Railway Administration is creating project documentation, the last step before seeking a building permit.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 23, 2021
Czech Republic to cap number of Russian diplomats, Germany, Slovakia pledge solidarity, and Prague Airport sees sharp decline in passengers.
Coronavirus update, April 23, 2021: Czech govt. unveils plan to restart 'normal life,' from May 3
Shops and selected services should reopen in less than ten days depending on the numbers of newly infected per 100,000.
