Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 29, 2021
EU to vote on sanctions against Moscow, Czech Republic donates oxygen to Covid-hit India, and Czech scientists discover a new genus of frog.
Police seek criminal charges against man who threatened to shoot Czech PM and family
State attorney will decide whether to bring charges, while Babiš fails to give a clear explanation for his wife's trip to Dubai.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 28, 2021
New Prague mural to honor WWII resistance fighters, Czech Republic on Russia's list of "unfriendly" nations, senators could sue Zeman for Vrbětice remarks.
Pro-democracy group calls for nationwide protests against Russian-leaning Czech president
Million Moments for Democracy is set to demonstrate against President Zeman's pro-Russian sentiments in Prague's Wenceslas Square Thursday.
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.
Moscow may ban Czech beer and imports due to embassy expulsions
Russia might go beyond a 'mirror' response to the expulsion of its diplomats, according to Russian server Kommersant.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 26, 2021
Zeman's interview on Vrbětice blast makes Moscow "happy," Prague Zoo temporarily closes Sunday due to crowds, and former president Havel's brother dies.
'No evidence' of Russian involvement in explosion, says Czech president
Miloš Zeman has "questioned the credibility of his own country's security services" responded Pirate leader Ivan Bartoš after a TV interview.
Germany to discuss support for Czech Republic against Russia with allies
Germany is in touch with the Czech Republic as well as NATO and EU partners regarding developments between the Czech Republic and Russia
Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia to expel Russian diplomats in Czech solidarity
The former Soviet bloc countries will expel a total of four Russian diplomats in an expression of solidarity with the Czech Republic
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.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for April 22, 2021
Czech foreign minister issues ultimatum to Russia, inquiry into Bečva River cyanide leak approved, and a Formula 1 race car tears over Charles Bridge.
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.
PM Babiš calls 2014 explosion a ‘terrorist attack’ after previously avoiding the phrase
Babiš’s earlier remarks about Russia’s involvement in the 2014 blast had been criticized for not being strong enough.
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.
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.
Czech allies show support for country in expulsion of Russian diplomats
The United States, United Kingdom, and other countries have issued words of support for the Czech Republic following revelations about a 2014 explosion
