Society
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Petr Kellner, huge figure in post-1989 Czech business, dies in helicopter accident
Petr Kellner, a dominant figure in Czech business in the country’s post-1989 period who also enjoyed global success, died in a helicopter crash in Alaska at the weekend.
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Czechs mourn their dead, personalizing a sea of crosses on Old Town Square
Prague’s Old Town Square, which is covered with close to 25,000 crosses, has become a place of mourning where people come to say a prayer and pay tribute to loved ones.
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Police officers and hygienists to check compliance with quarantine rules
Hygiene officials and police officers have been tasked with making random checks of people in quarantine to make sure they are observing the restrictions imposed.
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Czech national census kicks off this weekend: foreigners (must) count, too
Czechs, foreigners with permanent residency or living here 90-plus days as of the census start date must complete the survey – or face a fine. Good news: it's easier.
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Growing number of Czech children develop rare post-Covid syndrome
More than 200 children in the Czech Republic have been diagnosed with a rare condition that can occur several weeks after Covid-19, known as PIMS-TS.
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Finalists chosen for Brno train station project – the biggest Czech architectural competition yet
The biggest architectural competition in modern Czech history has advanced to the final stage. Brno this week picked four teams to vie to design its new main train station.
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Barista from Liberec named Czech Republic’s best coffee artist
Who makes the prettiest looking lattes in the Czech Republic? According to the results of this year’s annual Latte Art competition it is Jakub Souček from Liberec.
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Czechia: Vaccinations with AstraZeneca to continue, despite safety concerns
Czech Health Minister Jan Blatný on Monday defended the decision to continue vaccinating with AstraZeneca in the face of suspensions across Europe.
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Emergency rescue service overwhelmed with Covid-19 patients
Emergency medical services in Czechia are becoming overwhelmed with Covid-19 patients. Ambulance workers have been under enormous pressure for several months now.
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“Flowers aren’t enough”: Changing views of International Women’s Day
Monday is International Women’s Day. March 8 was a major celebration here under the Communists – and there have been mixed feelings about it since 1989.
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Role of Czech “lay judges” may be limited to criminal cases under Justice Ministry proposal
MPs have passed an amendment aimed at reducing the presence of “lay judges” – seen as a holdover from Communism by critics – during some court hearings.
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International gang robbed Czech banks of CZK 1.4 billion
An international gang has reportedly robbed two Czech banks and an insurance company of CZK 1.4 billion, using fictitious steel trades, the Czech News Agency reported.
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