Society
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Vaccine registration for publically uninsured foreigners and Czechs opens this Friday
From Friday, people without public health insurance, including foreigners residing long-term in the Czech Republic, are able to register for a coronavirus vaccine.
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New documentary offers “a look inside the minds of Czech drivers”
An engrossing new Czech documentary entitled 13 MINUTES tells the stories of several drivers who caused fatal accidents.
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Vaccinate over-12s for Covid? Most Czech parents unsure
The EU has approved the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine for kids 12 and up. The health ministry aims to start before summer's end. But a majority of parents still fear the jab.
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Czech women may finally be able to decide about their own surname
After years of heated debates, Czech women may finally be able to make their own decision about the form of their surname.
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Court ruling speeds up reopenings of pubs, restaurants, sports facilities and cultural institutions
As of May 31 pubs, clubs and restaurants can open their indoor spaces to visitors and people can once again visit swimming pools, saunas, spas and wellness facilities.
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Study: Gyms open again but Covid restrictions keeping users away
Gyms have been allowed to reopen in the Czech Republic. However, many of the country’s gym operators say strict hygiene conditions are deterring clients from returning.
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ADRA’s eDrive, a symbolic trip to Africa to help “world’s smallest lab” battle covid
The Czech chapter of the humanitarian and development group ADRA has launched a unique “eDrive” event to support projects in Africa, such as testing for Covid-19.
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Merkur: The Czech toy with which you can build cities
For nearly 100 years, Merkur toys have been a popular component of many a child’s toy set. Its easy-to-use metal strips can be used to construct almost anything.
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In memoriam: Sociologist, gender studies pioneer Jiřina Šiklová
Jiřina Šiklová, a sociologist and Charter 77 signatory known for her efforts in smuggling forbidden texts into Communist Czechoslovakia, died on Saturday at the age of 85.
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Life slowly returning to normal in Czechia as hotels, theatres and cinemas prepare to reopen
The government has rubberstamped a further easing of Covid measures that will enable hotels, theatres and cinemas to reopen as of May 24.
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Detained Belarussian activists win People in Need’s Homo Homini Award
The annual One World festival of human rights documentary films got underway on Monday evening under the motto Connection Lost.
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Monday sees Covid restrictions in Czechia lifted for shops and wide range of services
This Monday sees another wave of reopenings as part of the gradual lifting of coronavirus restrictions in the Czech Republic.
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