Loosening lockdown? 'Doesn't look good', says PM
The COVID-19 numbers are not improving as the government had wanted, lifting of lockdown still up in the air.
Czech Republic coronavirus updates, Nov. 26: Officials warn shops may not reopen Monday, even if cases decline
Minister of Industry and Trade Karel Havlíček said Christmas shouldn't be the same this year.
Czech Republic coronavirus updates, Nov. 25: declining cases, more than half a million now infected
More than half a million people in the Czech Republic have been infected with COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic in March.
Czech Republic coronavirus updates, Nov. 24: declining cases, more shops could open next week
The Czech government will meet Sunday to determine if shops or services can reopen.
Czech senators to ask Constitutional Court to overrule 'absurd ' COVID shop closure
The proposal, signed by 54 senators will be submitted if the Chamber of Deputies approves the government-requested state of emergency extension.
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for Nov. 19, 2020
State of emergency extension being discussed today, Deputy PM requests stores stay open on Sundays, and winter is on its way this weekend.
1,000 Czechs march in Prague, protest against anti-COVID restrictions
With flags, bells and whistles, demonstrators marched through the capital, speaking out against government’s anti-Covid lockdown restrictions.
