Czech Republic coronavirus updates, Nov. 23: cases continue to decline, some lockdown measures ease
Theater and music performances can take place in the Czech Republic from Monday, but audiences must view them remotely
Czech morning news in brief: top stories for Nov. 23, 2020
Small shops to remain closed for now, Health Minister to rework PES alert system, Prague court rules on illegal trafficking of rhino horns.
New church building, Prague's first in 10 years, consecrated in Barrandov today
The Church of Christ the Saviour was consecrated by Prague Archbishop Cardinal Dominik Duka at a ceremony this morning
Brno University of Technology restores honorary doctorate stripped from Jan Antonín Baťa in 1948
More than 70 years after Baťa's title was rescinded by the university following claims by the communist regime, it has finally been restored
Blatný's Christmas present to Czechs: Shops could open Nov. 30
The Czech Health Minister says stores could open for holiday shopping soon - but he does not think it is a good idea.
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Culinary crash: Industry losing CZK 414 million a day due to government lockdown
Relaxed restrictions over the summer did not compensate for spring losses, more businesses on the brink of failure.
Czech Republic coronavirus updates, Nov. 20: New cases slow, number of patients in ICUs drop below 1,000
Thursday saw fewer new cases, deaths increase by 134 to 6,874, PES number at 62.
Czech morning news in brief: Top stories for Nov. 20, 2020
Kids set to return to school, state of emergency extended, and other important updates.
Breaking: State of emergency prolonged in the Czech Republic
Following an eight-hour debate today, the Chamber of Deputies has agreed to extend the emergency state.
Students will return to school in two stages – not soon enough say parents and educators
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The anticipated change in PES number means children will return to school with masks, while the loosening of other measures could take effect Monday.
Czech senators to ask Constitutional Court to overrule 'absurd ' COVID shop closure
The proposal, signed by 54 senators will be submitted if the Chamber of Deputies approves the government-requested state of emergency extension.
Zeman: Trump should 'give up', let Biden be US president
The Czech president had some words of advice for embattled outgoing US President Donald Trump.
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.
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.
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.
1,000 Czechs march in Prague, protest against anti-COVID restrictions
With flags, bells and whistles, demonstrators marched through the capital, speaking out against government’s anti-Covid lockdown restrictions.
