Society
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Government insists COVID-19 pandemic under control as “second wave” hits country
The Czech Republic has been facing a significant surge in the number of new coronavirus cases. However, the government insists the situation is under control.
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Coronavirus: Prague now on Belgian, German risky travel ‘red lists’
Despite a sudden uptick in coronavirus cases nationwide, Prague is the only Czech region deemed an “orange” (medium-risk) zone under the national traffic light map system.
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Czech Olympic Committee promotes healthy lifestyle among general public
The Czech Olympic Committee has launched a campaign encouraging people to boost their health by living a more active lifestyle.
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Face masks return indoors after record jump in new Covid cases
Following a startling rise in the number of new Covid cases Czechs will now be required to wear face masks inside buildings throughout the country.
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Study finds 9 in 10 foreigners in Czech universities recommend studying here
Most foreigners at Czech universities are happy with their programmes, professors and the quality of life here, according to a survey of over 10,000 international students.
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Czech chief hygiene officer confirmed Covid-19 positive, amid sudden spike in cases
The new school year has barely started and the Czech Republic is seeing a spike in coronavirus cases that could spell trouble in the weeks to come.
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Schools to open in Czech Republic amid surge in coronavirus cases
Despite the recent surge in the number of new Covid-19 cases, the new school year is due to begin in the Czech Republic on the usual date, September 1.
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Novavax CEO Stanley Erck: We want our vaccine to reach low and middle-income countries as well
Czech Radio’s Petr Dudek spoke to Novavax CEO Stanley Erck about the company’s plans to produce a vaccine against Covid-19 in the Czech Republic.
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Volunteers tend to historic, long-neglected Jewish cemetery in Bohemia
Tending to graves is considered a mitzvah – a good deed – among observant Jews. With few from the once-thriving communities left, volunteers in Dobruška step in to help.
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E-bike tuning increasingly widespread despite risk of heavy fines
Electric bikes have become increasingly popular during the coronavirus crisis and many owners are opting to unlock the speed limit despite the risk of heavy fines.
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“It’s more or less like returning to caves,” says designer of Prague’s first 3D printed house
The first prototype of a 3D printed house in Prague has been unveiled this week on the island Střelecký Ostrov. We spoke to its creator Michal Trpák.
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Czech students learn reporting, writing basics in midst of global pandemic
Some Czech students are already in class – taking part the annual Summer Journalism School in Havlíčkův Brod, now in its 16th year – and even reporting on the pandemic.
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