Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 21, 2021
Czech Republic asks NATO for statement on Vrbětice case, Zeman to appoint new foreign minister today, and court rules in favor of Prague Pride protestors.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 20, 2021
"High treason" sign appears on Prague Castle overnight, Babiš says Russia blast not a terrorist act, Czech Republic experiences coldest April on record.
Home office is here to stay, and developers are already responding
-
Two new developments from Skanska Reality will have dedicated work areas plus green space and services that can be enjoyed without leaving home.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 19, 2021
Twenty Czech diplomats must leave Moscow by Monday, Rosatom not expected to remain among Dukovany bidders, and temps could reach 17°C this week.
200,000 Czechs could slip into poverty amid the coronavirus crisis
Unemployment, the surging cost of goods, and other economic factors influenced by the pandemic, are pushing poor and socially excluded Czechs into poverty.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 16, 2021
The new Czech Minister of Foreign Affairs will be appointed next week, a Czech casino is suing Facebook, and Slovakia will ease some tourist restrictions.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 15, 2021
Border checks with Germany ended at midnight, Czech troops ready to withdraw from Afghanistan, and Slavia Prague's Kúdela sidelined for 10 games.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 14, 2021
Czech passport among world's most powerful, Kulhanek nominated for Foreign Minister, Petřín dog walker faces charges.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 13, 2021
Commission formed to discuss Green Deal impact, a second Czech woman will likely be promoted to rank of general, and Kellner's funeral held in Prague.
AI company named for Čapek's robot aims to put Czech Republic on global startup map
-
Rossum AI is on a mission to free businesses from manual data entry – and it's seeking new talent to scale its expansion.
Weather and landing conditions likely behind the Kellner helicopter crash
A PPF spokesman who talked to the sole survivor says that a technical defect did not seem to be behind the crash that took the life of Czech billionaire.
Czech culture at home: 5 Švankmajer animated shorts to watch this weekend
-
The visionary Czech filmmaker's "Jabberwocky" turns 50 this year; here's an introduction to some of his best short works.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 9, 2021
A landmark EU decision rules against Czech anti-vaxxers, Czechia's largest polluter revealed, and an important Czech surrealist exhibit opens in Prague.
'Times have changed': Czech celebrity impersonation show bans blackface
-
The local edition of the Spanish hit 'Your Face Sounds Familiar' has long faced criticism for it performers' racial transformations.
Business is blooming for unique Prague-based flower delivery service
Do you know your Czech flower-giving etiquette and what does it mean when you give red roses or orange blossoms?
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 8, 2021
The Czech Republic's oldest Art Nouveau monument is being restored, changes to election law pass, Czech team reconstructs oldest modern human genome.
President Zeman dismisses Health Minister Blatný, appoints replacement
Blatný had been the third health minister during the pandemic; he will be replaced by Petr Arenberger, director of the Prague-Vinohrady Teaching Hospital.
