Czech daily news in brief: top headlines for June 11, 2021
Krejčíková advances to French Open finals, Czech Senate calls for boycott of 2022 Winter Olympics, and Kundera wins the Kafka Prize.
My pandemic holiday: Covid travel, Czech style
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On a journey from Prague to Marsa Alam, Egypt, a writer reflects on Covid-era travel, Czechs on holiday, and sea cows.
Police want to charge Czech prime minister Andrej Babiš with fraud
Babiš and his former aide Jana Mayerova could face charges for subsidy fraud related to the Čapí hnízdo (Stork Nest) farm outside of Prague.
New law for Czech ID cards could make adding '-ová' and listing gender optional
The law, which should be adopted by August, would put Czech ID cards in line with European Union directives for biometric data.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for May 7, 2021
A bill to compensate victims of forced sterilization moves ahead, Moneta Money Bank to acquire Air Bank Group, anonymous caller threatens school shooting.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for May 6, 2021
Czech govt. will investigate Vrbětice leak, Czech court redefines criminal definition of drug possession, and summertime temps ahead this weekend.
Radio Free Europe began its Czechoslovak service 70 years ago, offering news throughout the Cold War
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The last Czech broadcast was almost 20 years ago, but the impact of the transmissions lives on.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 27, 2021
Travel ban to India in affect from today, Babiš tells Zeman there is just one version of Vrbětice events, and Czech Railways resumes more routes.
Czech PM is in conflict of interest, confirms final European Commission audit
Subsidies paid to a firm controlled by Andrej Babiš through a trust fund are unjustified and should be repaid to the EU, the report says.
How to set up a limited liability company in the Czech Republic
Going into business in the Czech Republic and making related corporate changes can be complicated; here's a step-by-step guide to help.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 7, 2021
Czech unemployment rate among EU's lowest, International Romani Day celebrations kick off tonight, and President Zeman could appoint new ministers today.
Roma urged to declare their heritage and language on the Czech census
Organizations want to dispel rumors and explain to Roma communities why it is important to be counted.
Drowning Morana: the Slavic goddess of death is driven from the fields before Easter
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A once-popular Czech folklore tradition to mark the end of winter is now celebrated mostly by young schoolchildren.
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for March 11, 2021
Prague farmers markets call for reopening, Zeman demands health minister's dismissal over Sputnik vaccine, bill to compensate Roma women has early support.
Govt. plans next steps after Constitutional Court throws out part of the ban on shops
The way that some stores are closed and others open needs to be based on more than just political compromise, the court stated.
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for Feb. 11, 2021
Babiš supports Serbia’s entry to the Schengen Zone, Czech blue poppies get EU protection, Agroftert deals investigated
Case of student told to remove hijab at a Czech school comes to definitive end
A Muslim student in the Czech Republic sued because she was told to remove her head covering in class.
