Czech leaders react to billionaire Petr Kellner's death in a helicopter accident
The richest Czech died on a ski trip in Alaska; PM Babiš, President Zeman and others recalled his philanthropy.
Joe Biden's EU summit speech very impressive, says Czech PM
The U.S. President's speech at Thursday's EU video summit was "very impressive", Czech PM Andrej Babiš told journalists
Why Prague's Astronomical Clock won't be ‘springing ahead’ this weekend
Old Bohemian time just doesn't compute with European Summer Time, a concept that's still ticking people off around the European Union.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for March 26, 2021
The Czech census begins, Kupka painting sets record at auction, and through traffic along Prague's embankments may be restricted to locals.
Coronavirus update, March 25, 2021: Czech health minister says lockdown rules may ease after Easter
Czechs over 65 may be vaccinated after Easter, Blatný says Johnson & Johnson vaccines will arrive in April, EU setting rules for Covid vaccine export.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for March 23, 2021
Refusal to release report on Babiš case ruled unlawful, child survivor of Lidice dies at 88, Czech population sees highest natural decrease since 2020.
Coronavirus update, March 23, 2021: COVID death toll crosses 25,000
Govt. to ask for 30-day extension of state of emergency, firms with up to 10 people to test for COVID, police to check on quarantine observance.
Young Czechs and Slovaks have differing views on LGBT rights, immigration, and drugs
A survey found Czechs under 30 more tolerant of gay neighbors, while young Slovaks were more open to immigrants and Muslims.
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Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for March 22, 2021
Czechs observe a minute of silence for COVID deaths today, police break up parties at closed Prague venues this weekend, and spring temps on their way.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for March 18, 2021
Hackers hit the Ministry of the Interior, train travel times from Prague to Brno to increase, and a cherished Czech apple tree takes home a prize.
Coronavirus update, March 17, 2021: Czech government to discuss possibility of reopening schools
Longer interval between doses considered, one-third of Czechs against COVID vaccination, and EC could propose vaccination passports today.
Coronavirus update, March 16, 2021: city plans to open vaccination point at Prague Congress Center
No significant easing of rules planned for Easter, govt. approves antigen testing for small firms, Prague mayor complains about unused vaccines.
Sláinte! Virtual craic in Prague means food, music, and Petřín in green
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St. Patrick's Day events in the Czech Republic have moved online again this year; here's your guide to celebrating from home.
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for March 15, 2021
A man attempted to break into Prague Castle this weekend, support for ANO party at record low, and Ryan Gosling spy thriller to shoot in Czechia.
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.
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for March 10, 2021
Tibetan flags fly in the Czech captial and beyond today, Czech railways struggling, and consumer prices on the rise.
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for March 9, 2021
Largest mass murder of Czechoslovak citizens in history commemorated, Airbnb listings in decline, Czech Republic supports EU vaccination passes.
