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10/09/2020
Number of people working from home drops despite rise in Covid-19 cases
Despite record-high numbers of new Covid-19 cases in the Czech Republic, the number of people working from home is much lower than in spring.
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10/09/2020
“Plan is to produce remdesivir for 2 million patients by end of year”, says scientist behind COVID-19 fighting drug
The European Commission has signed a contract with Gilead Sciences, the company behind remdesivir, that will make the drug available to around 500,000 patients.
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10/09/2020
Czech government slams the brakes on cultural and sports life in bid to stop alarming spread of coronavirus
The Czech government has slammed the breaks on cultural and sports life in the country in an effort to curb the alarming spread of coronavirus infection.
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10/08/2020
Salvation Army calls for special quarantine facilities for the homeless
The Czech branch of the Salvation Army has called for the establishment of special quarantine facilities for the homeless in all regions of the Czech Republic.
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10/08/2020
Sokol movement celebrates Memorial Day in honour of Nazi victims
Thursday is Sokol Memorial Day, in honour of members of the patriotic athletics group arrested by the Gestapo in 1941 and sent to Nazi concentration camps. Few survived.
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10/07/2020Picture of the week
One year since music legend Karel Gott's passing
Many fans gathered at Prague's Malvazinky cemetery last week to pay their respects to legendary Czech singer Karel Gott.
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10/07/2020
Government prepares for tougher measures as COVID-19 cases rise, but not all doctors are on board
The health minister has called for tougher COVID-19 countermeasures, but not all Czech medical practitioners are on the same page.
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10/07/2020
First refundable drink can sold by online grocer Košík
Czech mineral water producer Mattoni and online grocer Košík have launched the sale of mineral water in refundable cans, the Czech News Agency reported on Wednesday.
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10/07/2020
Prague may put Czech noble, Austrian marshal Josef Radecký back on a pedestal
Prague looks set to return a statue of nobleman Josef Václav Radecký of Radče – arguably the greatest Czech military commander in history – to the Lesser Town square.
