Domestic Affairs
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Monday sees hotels reopen in Czechia, schools return fully to classroom teaching
This Monday sees another series of restrictions lifted as the coronavirus epidemic in the Czech Republic subsides.
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Opposition parties to initiate no-confidence motion in Babiš minority government
The leaders of five opposition parties have announced their intention to initiate a vote of no-confidence in the minority government of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš.
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Embattled Czech deputy prime minister hits back, saying he’ll sue those who branded him a traitor
The news site Seznam has accused Deputy PM Jan Hamáček of wanting to hush up Russia’s involvement in the 2014 Vrbětice blasts in return for one million Sputnik vaccines.
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EU survey: Czechs at the bottom when it comes to trust in government
A newly released Eurobarometer survey places the Czech Republic at the bottom of the EU ladder when it comes to trust in government.
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Political scientist Jiří Pehe: We are seeing a struggle over who will lead the next government
Why do the centre-right parties want to bring down the government six months ahead of regular elections and can they hope to achieve their goal?
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Czech government presents a six-stage plan to exit lockdown
The Czech government has presented a six-stage plan for a gradual easing of coronavirus restrictions.
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Villages damaged by munitions depot blast demanding proper compensation
Villages located close to the arms depot, where life was severely disrupted by the 2014 blasts, are calling on the government to ensure that they receive compensation .
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Little-known 37-year-old in frame to be Czech foreign minister
The Social Democrats have announced a new nominee to take over the post of Czech foreign minister: hitherto deputy interior minister Jakub Kulhánek, who is 37.
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Tomáš Petříček recalled as foreign minister after failed party leadership bid
Tomáš Petříček, the man who has been in charge of Czech diplomacy for over two years, will no longer be minister of foreign affairs.
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Czech state of emergency finally ends – so what now?
A state of emergency imposed to combat alarming Covid numbers in the Czech Republic has ended after more than six months. So what happens now?
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Media: Negative coronavirus test will open many doors in upgraded counter-epidemic system
Details are emerging of the upgraded counter-epidemic system that is to serve as a guideline for restrictions once the state of emergency ends on April 11.
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Czech health minister fired after getting country on road to recovery
Health Minister Jan Blatný was dismissed from his post on Wednesday, in what is the third change-of-guard in the post since the start of the pandemic a year ago.
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