No Christmas gatherings or shopping for gifts, so say Czech PM and Health Minister
According to B&B (Babiš and Blatný), people should not have Christmas visits, or shop for gifts, to prevent further spread of Covid-19.
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.
Czechs pull off 'small miracle', move to Nations League Group A with victory over Slovakia
The Czechs needed victory over Slovakia and a Scotland loss to Israel to advance.
Czech Republic coronavirus updates, Nov. 19: Fewer in hospital, possible lifting of restrictions ahead
Number of patients hospitalized with Covid-19 the lowest since October 26, first and second graders return to school.
New e-bike hub aims to make delivering packages in Prague greener
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The new Depot.Bike hub near Florenc Metro station, strives to free up public space and reduce motor traffic.
Czech government snubs civil partnership ceremonies, loosens restrictions on 'traditional' weddings
An equal rights group has criticized current rules for registered partnerships, as same sex couples can't get married in the Czech Republic.
New sculpture 'Flame' dedicated to Czech national hero Jan Palach
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The pylon in front of the New Building of the National Museum has long been intended to be a memorial to the student protester.
Adam Plachetka to perform Mozart and Salieri live online from Ostrava
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The bass baritone will perform without a live audience from Ostrava’s Evangelical Church of Christ.
Activists demand end to coal, begin ten-day protest at Czech environment ministry
Environmental groups say proposed dates set for the end of coal mining in the Czech Republic are insufficient with respect to the Paris climate agreement.
Czech PES index at 70 for past five days, restrictions may start to ease
Today, the Health Ministry began publishing its PES risk assessment index which was unveiled last Friday.
Survey: Czechs say closing schools worst Covid-19 restriction, more than half oppose vaccination
Most respondents prefer reopening schools to the loosening of other restrictions.
Czech Republic coronavirus updates, Nov. 16: Cases continue to decline, death toll surpasses Sweden's
Former Minister of Health says new PES system should not require 'state of emergency' for all five levels, death toll reaches 6,208.
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for Nov. 16, 2020
'Lights of Hope' shine in Brno, more countries turn red on the travel map and the country prepares for Freedom and Democracy Day tomorrow.
Demonstrations against Czech lockdown restrictions planned for November 17
Prague's Wenceslas Square and other locations around the Czech Republic will be the site of planned demonstrations on Tuesday's national holiday
Fun things to do in Prague, Nov. 13-17: Special Velvet Revolution edition
From virtual candles and online concerts to a special "Velvet brunch" here's how to commemorate democracy and freedom at distance
Virtual exhibit of 1939 and ’89 Czech student uprisings to launch on Google Arts & Culture
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The exhibit will include images of posters and other documents, as well as filmed testimony from participants and witnesses.
Friday the 13th: What does this superstition and others mean to Czechs?
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On this day more Czechs play the lottery – but no one wants to get married! Read on for more superstitions from the Czech Republic
