Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for August 18, 2021
Third Czech evacuation flight heads to Afghanistan, hygiene department to deal with rule-breaking minister, Eurowings to launch operations from Prague.
German tourists breathe life into Prague with overseas travelers still missing
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German tourists are flocking to the Czech Republic to escape tough Covid restrictions at home in a lifeline for Prague businesses.
No singing or gym class: Czech health ministry announces Covid rules for back-to-school
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Students who refuse Covid testing will be temporarily banned from activities such as singing or indoor physical education classes.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for August 17, 2021
Russia resumes flights to Czech Republic, Czech army interpreter released by Taliban, fundraising campaign launched to help Haitians after earthquake.
India, Tunisia, and other countries to be removed from extreme-risk category on Czech travel map
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Additional countries on the extreme-risk list will be removed and arrival restrictions lifted from Monday, August 23.
Cara Delevingne parties in Prague, Orlando Bloom skinny dips in the Berounka
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Czech film production has been in full swing since the end of 2020, and a revolving roster of A-listers has been spied across the city into the 'burbs.
NGO: Taliban has kidnapped an Afghan interpreter for the Czech military
Four additional interpreters who were not listed by the Czech government for evacuation have gone into hiding along with their families near the airport.
Unique Lego sneaker in traditional Czech blueprint pattern hits the market
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Fans of bricks and kicks will soon be able to snap together a pair of running shoes with a motif based on the 300-year-old Czech textile dying method.
Czechoslovak RAF pilots commemorated at Winged Lion memorial event in Prague
The British community expressed its gratitude for the courage of airmen who fought for the freedom of their homeland from abroad.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for August 16, 2021
Evacuation plane from Kabul lands in Prague, strong storms set to hit the Czech Republic, lion cubs born at Dvůr Králové safari park.
Czech weekend news in brief: top stories for Aug. 15, 2021
Covid-19 cases down after eight days of rising, vintage cars arrive in Prague for 1,000 Czechoslovak Miles final, and more headlines from this weekend.
Czech Republic divided on whether or not Covid should be treated like the flu
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As some countries decide to treat Covid as an endemic virus by lifting restrictions, should the Czech Republic do the same?
Czech Academy of Sciences launches new sci-fi game challenging players to save the future
The exciting smartphone-based game for adults and kids alike, set in the streets of Prague, is available to play until November 11.
Good reads: Donate or buy secondhand books in Prague and help the homeless
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The Reknihy platform will now be picking up donated tomes from Prague's re-use centers and reselling them to benefit the socially disadvantaged.
Labor shortages hit the Czech Republic as companies seek out employees
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A severe shortage of labor across a wide range of industries and regions spells trouble for employers up and down the country.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for August 11, 2021
Czech company Avast acquired by American firm, Czech unemployment holds steady, annual pilgrimage to Sněžka attended by thousand people.
Sparta bans fans from matches following Czech football's latest racism scandal
During Sparta Prague’s Champion League match with Monaco last Tuesday, Monaco accused Sparta fans of aiming racist remarks at its striker.
