Society
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‘The younger the Czech, the more tolerant’, HateFree Culture survey shows
A recent survey of 2,000 Czechs on attitudes towards ethnic, racial, religious and sexual minorities shows a shift in perceptions of “problematic” groups.
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More young Czechs are getting tinnitus. Is it Covid, or pandemic-related stress?
Czechia has seen a big rise in tinnitus cases since 2019. Among them are people who had Covid-19, but also many young adults who did not contract the virus.
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New restrictions introduced as Czech Covid numbers shoot up
Accelerating Covid figures have led to new Czech government measures, including mandatory respirators at workplaces and Covid certificate checks at spots like bars.
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Growing number of Czech children might have to repeat school year due to Covid
A growing number of first graders in the Czech Republic may have to repeat the school year as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Czech artisans create elaborate glass reliquary for Pope Francis
Czech glassmakers have crafted a new reliquary for Pope Francis which is dedicated to one of the country’s saints - Zdislava of Lemberk.
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Up to three quarters of Czech prisoners return to jail
The reoffending rate in Czechia continues to be one of the highest in the European Union, with up to 70 percent of former convicts returning to jail, sooner or later.
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Third vaccination rollout begins in Czech Republic
Thousands of people around the Czech Republic have begun receiving text messages informing them that they are in line for a third jab against the coronavirus.
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Blanket school Covid tests over but officials ready to respond to regional outbreaks
Covid tests at the Czech Republic’s schools at the start of the new term did not produce particularly concerning results and such blanket testing will no longer be used.
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Martin Loužecký: We use skateboarding as tool to deal with ‘youth bulge’ phenomenon
While still a student, Martin Loužecký and his friends established an NGO SkateWorldBetter to support children and young adults in Africa through skateboarding.
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Fear of further wave of epidemic leaves language schools struggling
Despite the reopening of classrooms, language schools in the Czech Republic are still struggling with student shortages.
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Charles Univ. dean-elect on Milada Horáková, funding humanities, and saving ‘small languages’
In a wide-ranging interview, Dr Eva Lehečková addresses a controversial move by the outgoing dean and her strategy to develop Charles University's Philosophical Faculty.
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Czech govt aims to reintroduce ‘master craftsman’ qualification scrapped in 1949
Finding a good bricklayer, carpenter, roofer has long been a challenge in the Czech Republic. The government hopes reintroducing a “Master of Crafts” exam will help.
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