Domestic Affairs
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Václav Havel’s philosophical legacy remembered on 9th anniversary of his death
Czechs will mark nine years since the death of playwright, dissident and president Václav Havel on December 18, 2011.
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Within week of reopening, Czech restaurants ordered to close earlier
New restrictions aimed at curbing the spread of the coronavirus will force all Czech restaurants and bars to close at 8 pm from Wednesday. Operators say the move is unfair.
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Babiš’s conflict of interest to cost Czechia ‘hundreds of millions’, MEP says
The Czech state will pay dearly for Prime Minister Andrej Babiš’s conflict of interest, the improper disbursal of EU subsidies, an MEP on the budget committee says.
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Coronavirus vaccinations could start at the turn of January-February, says health minister
The Czech Republic could begin the coronavirus vaccination process sometime around the turn of January-February 2021, says Health Minister Jan Blatný.
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Government prepares to ease restrictions as epidemic slows down
With the intensity of the coronavirus epidemic slowing down in the country, the Czech government has decided to ease restrictions.
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Country mourns first Czech female soldier killed in a foreign mission
A Czech member of the U.S.-led multinational peacekeeping force in Sinai was one of the seven peacekeepers killed in a helicopter crash in Sinai on Thursday.
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Govt seeks state of emergency extension but some school pupils to return
The government will again ask MPs to extend the current state of emergency. At the same time, some children are going back to school in only a week’s time.
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Minister: Right steps could see Czechia boost international trade position
The Czech government is relying on a four-pronged strategy through which it aims to maintain, and possibly even strengthen, the country’s international trade position.
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Opposition MP to help create new government website explaining COVID-19 restrictions
Opposition MP Dominik Feri will work with the government on a new website explaining the measures against Covid-19
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Health minister under pressure to resign after photos suggest he broke coronavirus measures
Roman Prymula is under pressure to resign from the position of Czech Minister of Health after photographs show he may have broken his own rules.
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Czech government seeking foreign aid to help bring epidemic under control
As the coronavirus crisis deepens, the Czech government is trying to secure help from abroad to tide over hospitals at the height of the epidemic.
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Guns or butter? Communists demand Czech Army budget cut in view of Covid-19 crisis
Communist Party MP Jiří Dolejš is demanding the Czech Army’s budget be cut by 10 billion crowns, and the savings put into an emergency Covid-19 reserve fund.
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