Czech Republic
The Czech police seized a large shipment of cocaine hidden among bananas delivered to several supermarkets, the police and local media said on Friday. “Supermarket...
Czech Republic considers mandatory Covid-19 shots as daily cases soar
The Czech government will on Wednesday consider making COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory for workers in key professions and people over the age of 60 after the...
Czechs, Slovaks target unvaccinated people in step behind Austria
The Czech Republic and Slovakia banned unvaccinated people from pubs and services from Monday after a surge in COVID-19 cases filled hospitals’ intensive care wards,...
Danes and Czechs at full strength ahead of quarter-final
Denmark and the Czech Republic both welcome back injured players for their European Championship quarter-final in Baku on Saturday after an extended rest since their last-16 victories...
Czechs to build field hospitals as COVID-19 cases soar
The Czech Republic will start building capacity for COVID-19 patients outside of hospitals, government officials said on Thursday, as the daily rise in new coronavirus...
Czechs ‘tested Novichok-like substance for warfare protection’
Nerve agents of the Novichok type though not the same as that used to poison a former Russian spy in Britain have been synthesised in...
Suspect arrested after being extradited from Czech Republic
A 58-year-old man who was allegedly presenting himself as the director of an investment company and conned five people into giving him more than €100,000...
Academic aims to unseat pro-Russia president in Czech run-off
Pro-EU academic Jiri Drahos is seeking to unseat anti-immigration political veteran Milos Zeman, who has sought closer relations with Russia and China, in a tight...
Czech presidential vote to go to second round clash
Incumbent east-looking Milos Zeman won the first round of the Czech Republic’s presidential election on Saturday but runner up Jiri Drahos may pose a strong...
Czech government set to lose confidence vote
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis, battling allegations he illegally tapped European Union subsidies a decade ago, looked certain to lose a parliamentary confidence vote on...