Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for June 17, 2021
Primarks opens in Prague today, crime in the Czech Republic on the decline, heat warning for Prague, and Bulgaria opens to Czech tourist travel.
Coronavirus update, June 17, 2021: No Covid-related deaths for first time since September
Plus: Czechs can newly travel to Bulgaria without restrictions, Health Ministry changes rules for testing at summer camps again.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for June 16, 2021
Czech business center to open in Russia, Prague-Krakow line renewed, public pays tribute to Czech "Cinderella," and the end of an era for Prague transport.
Coronavirus update, June 16, 2021: Experts say Covid passes are crucial for domestic tourism
Plus: Covid testing rules for summer camps change again, and a new app is being launched to check the validity of Covid certificates.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for June 15, 2021
Czech Republic beats Scotland 2-0 in historic match, Prague Castle to receive govt. support, Mucha's 'Epic' will leave Prague this summer.
Coronavirus update, June 15, 2021: Next wave of relaxations planned for July
Occupancy of both outdoor and indoor events to increase, restaurants can have live music, and cinemas can sell popcorn.
Coronavirus update, June 14, 2021: Children 12 and up in the Czech Republic could be vaccinated in September
Plus: Babiš says up to 2,000 and 5,000 may attend indoor, outdoor cultural events, EMA official says AstraZeneca shouldn't be used for people over 60.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for June 14, 2021
Czech players won't "take a knee" at Euro 2020, Czech Post to move its headquarters out of the center, and tropical temps heading to Czech Republic.
Best things to do in Prague this weekend, June 11–13
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Take a steam train over some breathtaking valleys, sample street food from across the globe, or visit gardens for free.
Czech daily news in brief: top headlines for June 11, 2021
Krejčíková advances to French Open finals, Czech Senate calls for boycott of 2022 Winter Olympics, and Kundera wins the Kafka Prize.
Coronavirus update, June 11, 2021: Six centers in Prague will vaccinate those with private insurance
Vaccination centers in Prague will be begin offering dates in the middle of June, other regions have already started; some sites will not accept cash.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for June 10, 2021
Czech universities drop in international rankings, unvaccinated Czechs can soon enter Slovakia with a test, and a Czech zoo will breed a rare gecko.
Coronavirus update, June 10, 2021: Czech multiplexes reopen today with record number of new releases
Plus: Vaccination registration for people with private insurance opens at midnight, MPs refuse to fast track legislation for EU Covid Certificates.
Piano rentals in Prague: Czech music heritage at your fingertips
The non-profit organization Czech Music Fund rents Petrofs and other Czech-made pianos at a reasonable price.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for June 9, 2021
Hundreds attend concert for free Belarus, Agrofert accused of Twitter lobbying to sway anti-Babiš vote, and the Apple Car hits the streets of Prague.
Coronavirus update, June 9, 2021: Surgical masks should be sufficient in Czech shops, transit from July 1
Plus: European Parliament voted on Covid passports, prices for PCR and antigen tests for self-payers capped.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for June 8, 2021
Ministers to negotiate over Turow mine, rain predicted for St. Medard's Day, and a newly discovered fresco is unveiled at Prague's Loreto.
