Czech Republic has administered over one million COVID-19 vaccine doses so far
According to Health Minister Jan Blatný, the number of vaccines administered hit more than one million by Friday afternoon.
The lowdown on COVID-19 self-testing kits in the Czech Republic
Several test kits have been approved for use by non-medical professionals; how much do they cost and what are they good for?
New AntiCovid Team launches patrols along Prague's popular embankments today
Náplavka is often filled with groups of people despite the stricter lockdown rules in place since March 1.
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for March 12, 2021
A man died by suicide outside of the Ministry of Health building in Prague Thursday night, Prague police and ambulance services confirm.
Coronavirus update, March 12, 2021: Johnson & Johnson single dose vaccine approved for use in EU
Coronavirus testing in companies to last at least until May, Czech-developed pneumonia drug has started clinical trials.
Last call for beer bikes: Municipal Court upholds Prague's efforts to ban them from the city streets
The Municipal Court has reversed its earlier ruling that the city lacked authority to create a blanket ban.
On the first anniversary of Czech school closures, students plead for reopening
Students and teachers called for outdoor lessons at least once a week to allow for some stimulation and interaction.
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for March 11, 2021
Prague farmers markets call for reopening, Zeman demands health minister's dismissal over Sputnik vaccine, bill to compensate Roma women has early support.
Coronavirus update, March 11, 2021: Record 47,000 people vaccinated on Wednesday
Hamáček wants vaccination for police and firefighters, regional governors against Russian Sputnik vaccine, govt. to address antigen test shortage.
You can now buy respirators in 30 Prague metro stations
Prague Public Transit Company is selling FFP2 respirators at some points of sale based at stations in the capital as well as online.
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for March 10, 2021
Tibetan flags fly in the Czech captial and beyond today, Czech railways struggling, and consumer prices on the rise.
Coronavirus update, March 10, 2021: COVID-related deaths in Prague now over 2,000
First Czech COVID patient sent abroad, Croatia offers help with COVID patients, January death toll sets a national record.
Part performance, part therapy: Czech theater group lets you leave a message from lockdown
The "Voices" virtual voicemail project offers an outlet for expression and human connection during these difficult days.
Police end new inquiry in Jan Masayrk's death without reaching a conclusion
The then-foreign minister fell from a window in 1948 under unexplained circumstances shortly after the communist coup.
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for March 9, 2021
Largest mass murder of Czechoslovak citizens in history commemorated, Airbnb listings in decline, Czech Republic supports EU vaccination passes.
Coronavirus update, March 9, 2021: Epidemic slowing but a tough week lies ahead, deputy PM says
Reproduction number falls below 1.0, govt. approves bonuses for health workers, firms burdening free public testing.
Milk-free March? Czech cafés drop plant-milk surcharge this month
Around 30 eateries in the Czech Republic will drop the surcharges for milk alternatives this month.
