Society
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Václav Havel Human Rights Prize awarded to Saudi feminist activist Loujain Al-Hathloul
This year’s Václav Havel Human Rights Prize has been awarded to Saudi feminist activist Loujain Al-Hathloul.
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“It’s a grim situation”: The foreigners going to their native states for vaccination
Some foreigners who are long-term residents of the Czech Republic are opting to travel to their own countries, at considerable cost, to get coronavirus jabs.
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Czech mobile game, which can be played by visually impaired, is getting English makeover
A successful Czech mobile game is now being re-developed into an English version for a global audience.
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New app to help prevent tram and train accidents being tested in Prague and Brno
POZOR TRAMVAJ! is a new app developed by the company Safe Public Transport. Its Bluetooth-based systemcould help prevent accidents involving pedestrians and trams.
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Nano-sanitation of preschool facilities sparks concern about possible side effects
The coronavirus crisis has increased sales of nano sanitizers and nano-facemasks. But parents are now questioning the wisdom of nano spraying kindergarten premises.
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Lockdown-induced social isolation is taking a toll on Czechs, leading to a rise in depression
Social isolation and loneliness are features of living in lockdown, but they can lead to depression and anxiety.
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Czech schools to partially re-open as epidemic slows down
With the intensity of the coronavirus epidemic slowing down in the Czech Republic, the government has approved easing some of the restrictions, starting next Monday.
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Czech authorities encourage Covid ‘vaccination tourism’, criticise registration system
Covid “vaccination tourism” is spreading fast in the Czech Republic, with some regions now officially recommending this supply-and-demand solution due to a flawed system.
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Easter goes from boisterous to spiritual as Czechs enter second year of tight restrictions
Czechs are heading for a second Easter marked by coronavirus restrictions.
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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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