Nanomasks developed by WPA from Pilsen are heading to the USA. Firefighters from Boston asked for them to test them.

The ministers have agreed to support bus carriers, culture, sports and entrepreneurs to pay rent.

The government imposed further restrictions on Monday. Restaurants and bars in Prague must shut down their premises.

After a whole day of discussions, the government has announced new anti-coronavirus measures that will come into effect on Wednesday.

If the number of new infections continues to climb, the government will have to impose further restrictions - even a possible lockdown.

Due to the worsened epidemiological situation and the related measures, the number of passengers on trains and buses continues to decrease.

Controversial project of the international water corridor has moved to another stage as the Government approved the preparation phase.

Czech households lost an average of thirteen thousand crowns due to coronavirus, according to a survey.

Reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by 55 percent compared to 1990 in the next ten years is unrealistic, said the Prime Minister.

Despite the coronavirus crisis, the salaries in the Czech Republic continued to grow in the first quarter of the year.

All three major Czech mobile operators filed legal complaints against the conditions of the planned auction for 5G frequencies.

31% of employees do not know what regime they will work in after the summer holidays. Only 9% will fully work from home.

Czech seniors should receive a so-called “face-mask bonus” of up to 6.000 crowns. Critics call it a pre-election bribe.

GDP posts record fall of 10.7% year-on-year in Q2 amid the pandemic. Czech economy is now officially in recession.

Cheaper food and drugstore products - Czechs are traveling abroad for less expensive things.

After a five-day-long European Summit, leaders have agreed on the amount of money for each and every country.

In June, 7,621 people received a housing loan - the most since November 2018.

The effects of the coronavirus epidemic are also evident in figures from Czechia's industry, construction and foreign trade sectors.

The government approved a rise in excise duty on cigarettes by about 5% a year between 2021 and 2023.

The government failed to negotiate support for a further widening of the deficit.