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Number of foreign Erasmus+ students in Czech Republic at 75 percent of normal rate last semester
With the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, many of Erasmus students have had to switch to an online study format, despite still being able to travel abroad.
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“The situation is bad”, Blatný calls on Czechs to maintain discipline amid struggling health system
In a televised address to the public on Thursday, Czech Health Minister Jan Blatný called on Czechs to maintain discipline and not break coronavirus rules.
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Pomocné tlapky celebrates 20 years of training assistance, guide and signal dogs
Pomocné tlapky, a non-profit group that breeds, trains and hands over assistance dogs to people with disabilities, is the oldest such organisation in the Czech Republic.
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Thousands of Czechs join booze-free ‘Dry February’ campaign
The ninth annual ‘Dry February’ (Suchej únor) campaign got underway on Monday, encouraging beer-loving Czechs to abstain from alcohol for the entire month.
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Czech vaccine strategy thrown into disarray by fallout in deliveries
Shortly after the start of inoculation against Covid-19, mounting problems with deliveries to the EU have resulted in confusion and uncertainty about the set timetable.
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New social media platform Clubhouse sees fast increase in Czech users
Clubhouse, a new social media application, gained its first Czech users this month and has expanded quickly.
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Covid-19: should Czechia follow Hungary’s lead and buy Russian vaccine Sputnik V?
The vaccination of vulnerable groups against Covid-19 is dragging. Some are calling on the government to buy from companies not party to the EU collective agreement.
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South Bohemia faces growing wave of illegal moldavite miners
Police in South Bohemia are increasingly struggling with illegal miners of moldavites, bottle-green gemstones found almost exclusively on the territory of Czechia.
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Going viral: Czech researchers map local spread of Covid-19 dis/misinformation
Researchers from Palacký University have conducted an extensive study of how misinformation, disinformation and fake news about Covid-19 have spread throughout the country.
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Government asks for extension of state of emergency as “British mutation” detected in Czechia
Apart from the reopening of children’s clothing shops and stationeries, the government is not planning any loosening of measures.
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Czech move to bolster foster care system, phase out orphanages falls short, advocates say
The Czech Republic is the last EU country where children under the age of three are routinely placed in institutional care rather than with foster parents.
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Czech Republic launches vaccine registration for over-80s
This Friday, January 15, registrations opened for the priority vaccination group of people over the age of 80.
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