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 PM to receive third dose of Covid-19 vaccine in October
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš will receive his third vaccine dose on October 7, one day before general elections in the Czech Republic.
All aboard the FriendShip: New platform connects Prague's homeless with volunteers
A new project from the Help Prague’s Homeless group wants to provide aid to a larger proportion of the homeless community.
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.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for September 24, 2021
Klaus returns to Prague Central Military Hospital, Foreign Minister urges international cooperation, Sparta Prague football club fined again over racism.
Czechs pioneered contactless payment – so why do some businesses still demand cash?
The pandemic has accelerated a shift towards contactless payment methods, here's why some Czech businesses stick to cash.
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.
FT: Czech economy is a 'forgotten success story' but inflation is a threat
While international analysts praise the Czech Republic’s long-term growth, the country’s National Bank warns of post-pandemic inflationary pressures.
President Zeman discharged from Prague Central Military Hospital today
The President, who has been suffering from dehydration and exhaustion, was hospitalized on September 14.
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.
Turbocharged Czech film industry gets extra boost with additional funding
The Czech film industry is flying high with a host of major international productions being shot in Prague. What's shooting now?
Czech politicans want to keep immigrants out, but could foreign workers save the economy?
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As the labor market struggles to fill gaps brought about by the pandemic, analysts say workers from abroad could be the answer for Czech companies.
Coronavirus update, Sept. 21, 2021: US eases travel restrictions for EU countries
After a year of tough restrictions, travelers from 33 countries including China, India, Brazil, and most of Europe can fly to the US from Nov.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for September 20, 2021
Kellner family examines future of Home Credit, Czech tourists rescued from Austria's tallest mountain, Kvitová withdraws from Prague tournament.
Tens of thousands attend NATO Days celebrations in Ostrava
About 33,000 people attended the special air force show in Moravia, which organizers say is the biggest event organized in the Czech Republic this year.
