Domestic Affairs
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Despite delivery issues, Czech PM sets target of 100,000 jabs per day in April
The government is aiming to increase daily vaccinations to up to 100,000 in April, according to Prime Minister Andrej Babiš. However, progress varies from region to region.
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Pirates riding high – but numerous electoral outcomes possible, says pundit
A new poll suggests the electoral coalition of the Pirate Party and the Mayors & Independents enjoy 34 percent support, ahead of the governing ANO on 22 percent.
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Covid-19: Czech president blames deaths on refusal to use Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine
President Miloš Zeman is calling for the health minister and drug agency head to be sacked for rejecting the use of Sputnik V, which has not yet received EU approval.
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Coronavirus: stricter facemask rules coming as Czech legislators rush to adopt special Pandemic Law
As of Thursday new facemasks rules go into effect, while parliament rushes to adopt a Pandemic Law. The government also plans on the partial return of children to schools.
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“Up to 80 percent of infected may have ‘British’ coronavirus mutation”, says mathematician
The Czech Republic has lost the battle with the British mutation of the coronavirus, says BISOP mathematician René Levínský.
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Government facing huge dilemma as epidemic worsens
At the height of the coronavirus crisis the Czech government faces a huge dilemma -whether to reopen shops and send children back to school as promised.
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Government ready to make concessions on pandemic strategy after losing support in the lower house
The Czech government has opened talks with the opposition on its future pandemic strategy, after losing crucial support for it in the lower house.
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Czech government manages to extend state of emergency after joint request from regional governors
The state of emergency in the Czech Republic, which grants the government extraordinary powers to enact lockdown rules, will continue until the end of February.
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MPs refuse to extend state of emergency raising fears of a set-back in the fight against Covid-19
The Czech lower house has rejected a government proposal to extend the state of emergency beyond February 14, despite the worsening coronavirus epidemic in some regions.
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Analyst: When emotions subside people will come to see that the present election system is unjust
How will the decision of the Constitutional Court to invalidate part of the election law impact the coming elections? Radio Prague spoke to analyst Jiří Pehe.
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Constitutional Court repeals electoral law clauses favouring big parties, hamstringing coalitions
The Constitutional Court has annulled clauses on the distribution of seats and thresholds coalitions must achieve to enter Parliament, both of which favour big parties.
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Government suspends VAT in bid to encourage use of respirators
In a bid to encourage Czechs to wear respirators, which are safer than other types of facemasks, the government is temporarily suspending VAT on such products.
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