Czech Republic coronavirus updates, Nov. 23: cases continue to decline, some lockdown measures ease
Theater and music performances can take place in the Czech Republic from Monday, but audiences must view them remotely
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for Nov. 23, 2020
Small shops to remain closed for now, Health Minister to rework PES alert system, Prague court rules on illegal trafficking of rhino horns.
New church building, Prague's first in 10 years, consecrated in Barrandov today
The Church of Christ the Saviour was consecrated by Prague Archbishop Cardinal Dominik Duka at a ceremony this morning
Prague ranked among world's top cities for expats in a post-COVID-19 world
Analyzing costs of living and other factors, MoverDB has ranked the world's top 25 cities for expats post-COVID-19; Prague comes in at #15
Gunshots to ring out in central Prague on Tuesday night for sound test
Various types of firearms will be tested near Prague's Rudolfinum on Tuesday night as part of production on a new film project
Thousands across the Czech Republic take part in charity food drive
Food and drugstore goods were collected at 603 shops around the country on Saturday, and you can still donate online
Cultural performances permitted in the Czech Republic from Monday, but without spectators
Theater and music performances can take place in the Czech Republic from Monday, but audiences must view them remotely
Brno University of Technology restores honorary doctorate stripped from Jan Antonín Baťa in 1948
More than 70 years after Baťa's title was rescinded by the university following claims by the communist regime, it has finally been restored
COVID-19 vaccine passport could help facilitate EU travel, says Czech Health Minister
According to Jan Blatný, while a COVID-19 vaccine will not be mandatory, it could make European travel much easier next year
Poll: Czechs are still afraid of COVID-19, but less cautious than in the spring
Compared to the spring, the percentage of Czechs who wear face masks, use disinfectants, and avoid crowds of people has decreased
Czech lockdown measures will be slightly relaxed from Monday
From November 23, the night curfew will move to 11:00 p.m. instead of 9:00 p.m. and gatherings of up to six people will be allowed
Czech residents now need negative test returning from Greece; travel restrictions to Latvia eased
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Starting Monday, you'll need to take a COVID-19 test when returning from Greece.
Stream Prague's favorite English-friendly theater festival for free this year
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The Prague Fringe Festival is bringing its magical lineup to the virtual stage for the first time ever!
Working Together: How has Covid-19 impacted shared office spaces in Prague?
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The pandemic has changed the way we work, but what is happening to co-working spaces?
Blatný's Christmas present to Czechs: Shops could open Nov. 30
The Czech Health Minister says stores could open for holiday shopping soon - but he does not think it is a good idea.
Prague's metro loses millions of passengers due to pandemic
Because of curfew, more people staying home and fear of catching Covid-19, 12 million people fewer used the metro system than the same time last year.
Culinary crash: Industry losing CZK 414 million a day due to government lockdown
Relaxed restrictions over the summer did not compensate for spring losses, more businesses on the brink of failure.
