Czech morning news roundup: Monday, November 22, 2021
Row erupts over compulsory Covid vaccine petition, RunCzech announces races in spring 2022, PPF looks to merge Moneta and Air Bank.
Czech weekend news in brief: November 21, 2021
Czech PM questioned by police over alleged Vrbětice scandal, Pekarová Adamová re-elected TOP 09 chair, and more headlines from this weekend.
Czech woman convicted of drug smuggling released from Pakistani prison
Tereza Hlůšková has been released after serving more than two years in prison as charges against her were nullified.
Outgoing Czech PM Andrej Babiš hints at run for president
Emphasizing that his current focus is elsewhere, the outgoing PM hinted at a potential run for president on social media.
Czech Republic falls to fourth-worst in EU in English proficiency
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Only France, Italy, and Spain have lower levels of English than the Czech Republic, according to the 2021 English Proficiency Index
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Covid-19 travel: Canary Islands and Madeira turn red on Czech map, Austria closes borders
Travel from the Canary Islands and Madeira will become more difficult as of Monday for passengers without proof of vaccination or recovery.
Prague avant-garde theatre pioneer breaks language barrier with bold performances
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Alfred ve dvoře is for "people who prefer art galleries," says artistic director Tomáš Procházka of the theatre's visual, non-verbal shows.
Getting a raise in the Czech Republic: Is now the time to ask for more money?
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With the cost of living rising and the labor market tight, employers might find it hard to refuse, so should you be asking for a raise?
Czech Railways to add more trains with WiFi and onboard entertainment
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Trains are starting to catch up with planes for offering conveniences to make the trip more pleasant and productive.
Donate to Czech food banks at grocery stores nationwide this weekend
The Autumn Food Collection is taking place throughout the Czech Republic this weekend. Here's how to participate.
Czech man suffers serious injuries trying to blast garden mole with fireworks
A man in České Budějovice was taken to hospital with two broken legs after using illegal fireworks to try to rid his garden of a mischievous mole.
Czech morning news roundup: Friday, November 19, 2021
Network-sharing agreements may break EU competition laws, Rohlík to expand abroad, man gives himself serious injuries trying to blow up a mole.
Prague villa walk reveals the fascinating history of a First Republic dynasty
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The palatial villas of Bubeneč, built by a Czechoslovak banking dynasty, are the subject of a new English-friendly tour.
Michelin Guide 2021: Two Prague restaurants retain their coveted stars
Two Prague restaurants have retained their one-star status, while a total of five received special recognition in the latest Michelin Guide.
PHOTO GALLERY: Thousands mark Velvet Revolution anniversary in Prague
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Former president Václav Havel appeared on Wenceslas Square as a deep-fake hologram, while Prague, Dubai, and NYC lit up in the tricolor for the occasion.
Prague's Christmas markets are opening amid a Covid surge – here are the rules for visiting
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Concerns are being raised about whether the Czech Republic’s traditional Christmas markets can go ahead as planned as Covid cases skyrocket.
Czech morning news roundup: Thursday, November 18, 2021
Zeman expects to leave hospital soon, unvaccinated to be turned away from Christmas markets, national holiday celebrations see anti-lockdown protests.
