Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for October 1, 2021
Czech economy grows in Q2, NGO registered 13,600 domestic violence incidents in 2020, Lobkowicz noble family plans NFT auction to raise funds.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for September 30, 2021
Prime Minister Babiš fined over conflicts of interest, progress in Turów mine talks, Hungarian leader Orbán holds debate with Babiš during Czech visit.
U.S. veteran who liberated Pilsen during Second World War dies aged 99
The Pilsen Memorial will pay homage to veteran Colonel Earl Ingram by hoisting the U.S. and Czech flags as well as a black mourning flag.
Coronavirus update, Sept. 29, 2021: Interest in language courses declining among Czechs since Covid
Many Czech seniors are not protected from Covid-19, Covid spread decreases on national holiday, and interest in vaccination on the decline.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for September 28, 2021
2022 budget approved by cabinet, progress made in Turów mine talks, Czech Post employees plan three-day strike.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for September 27, 2021
Anti-Babiš protests take place throughout the country, pro-Czexit coalition a no-go according to Havlíček, ex-President Klaus remains in hospital.
Czech weekend news in brief: Top stories for September 26, 2021
Covid-19 vaccinations see sharp decline, Czech figure skaters qualify for Beijing Olympics, and more headlines from this weekend.
Khamoro festival of Roma culture marches through central Prague
A colorful parade of Roma dancers and musicians took to the streets of Prague today to promote the annual Khamoro festival, which runs through Monday.
Empowering women in the workplace can fuel the Czech economy, says study
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A sweeping new study of the CEE region highlights the economic potential of empowering women in the workplace.
How do Czechs like their Bond? White, male, and Irish, says a new poll
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Czechs love the British secret agent, and a survey shows that any radical changes to the character would be unpopular.
Prague's annual Book World book fair begins a new chapter this weekend
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The festival is back following last year's closures with bestselling authors David Mitchell, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, and Laurent Binet attending.
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Babiš supports Orbán's push to strengthen borders, family values across the EU
With the Czech PM visiting Hungary and Orbán to come to the Czech Republic next week, relations between the leaders are stronger than ever.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for September 23, 2021
Russia asked for legal help on Vrbětice affair, fuel prices continue to rise, Okamura makes referendum bill condition for coalition negotiations.
Kate Middleton meets with survivors of Terezín concentration camp
The Duchess of Cambridge took a boat trip with two Holocaust survivors who were flown from Prague to Britain in 1945.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for September 22, 2021
State attorney has a month to decide in Babiš case, Liberec wants Poland fines to help local residents, good and bad news for popular Czech zoos.
World-renowned photographer Koudelka donates 2,000 photos to Czech Republic
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The majority of the photos, including his most iconic, will go to the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague.
'Vacancies at an all-time high': Czech Republic's labor shortage gives candidates negotiating power
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New findings suggest that record-high openings and a lack of available employees means job seekers should leverage career opportunities.
