Minister of Health Jan Blatný (ANO) announced on Sunday during an interview with CNN Prima News that during Christmas time the Czech government could apply the PES (Protiepidemický Systém) level 3. PES assesses the epidemiological risk, taking into account the number of tests carried in relation to the number of positive tests returned, the R0 number, the number of infected per 100,000 people over the last 14 days, and the number of the elderly infected over the last 14 days. The level of measures corresponds to the risk score, which has now dropped from 70 points to 62. At level number three, the restaurants will have to be closed from 22:00 to 06:00 and a maximum of four guests will be allowed to sit at one table. The night curfew will end, while in shops there will be a limit of 1 person per 15 m2 However, some restrictions will continue to apply. For example on Sundays and holidays, restaurants should be open only until 10 pm. Besides that, the two-meter spacing between customers should be maintained in shopping centres, while dining and children’s corners will continue to be closed. “We should reach the level 3 at the turn of...
Czech car production rose 2.8% year-on-year in October, the first monthly increase since the COVID-19 pandemic hit, although the second wave of infections poses new risks for the industry. Data from the Automotive Industry Association (AutoSAP) on Friday showed the country’s car factories produced 128,754 vehicles in October, up from 125,211 a year earlier and the first monthly increase since February. The car industry accounts for almost a quarter of industrial production in the central European country, which is one of the world’s largest per capita automotive producers. The sector has been rebounding from sharp falls earlier in the year when factories were idled after the initial outbreak of the coronavirus in March, but parts of Europe are now facing a stronger second wave of the pandemic. Factory gates have stayed open this time, although new lockdown measures are adding pressure to carmakers and parts suppliers, which often face worker shortages because of quarantines or parents staying home because schools are shut. “Companies are getting into a complicated situation,” AutoSAP director Zdenek Petzl said. Overall, Czech automotive production, including buses and motorcycles, was down 21.4% year-on-year at 941,486 in January-October. Car production was 937,033 in that period and AutoSAP said...
The epidemiological situation in the Czech Republic is improving. All shops and service establishments, including pubs, restaurants, and hotels, could reopen on November 30.
Czech President Miloš Zeman said Thursday that President Trump should acknowledge losing the presidential race to Joe Biden and end his legal challenges. “I personally believe that it would be much more reasonable to give up, not to be embarrassing, and allow the new president to take office,” Zeman told Parlamentni Listy. Zeman was one of the few European leaders who spoke favorably of Trump before his election victory back in 2016. The Czech president also supported the US leader on a number of occasions, including Washington’s decision to move the US embassy to Jerusalem. Trump has refused to accept the victory of Democrat challenger Joe Biden, saying the November 3 election was rigged. Despite the roadblocks, Biden has begun selecting his team of future White House officials and fielded a series of phone calls with foreign leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Zeman earlier this month sent a lengthy letter of congratulations to Biden through his spokesperson Jiří Ovčáček on Facebook. However, President Zeman added that one would need to wait at least half a year or a full year to be able to judge whether Biden’s presidency would improve...
Health Minister Jan Blatný has encouraged citizens to be 'euphoric' as he announced that current Covid restrictions could be lifted by the beginning of December.
To commemorate the beginning of the fall of the communist regime, which occurred on the 17th of November 1989, the organization A Million Moments for Democracy (Milion chvilek pro demokracii), has decided to organize an online anti-government demonstration. “The coronavirus crisis has confirmed a fundamental fact – an authoritarian (PM Babiš) who has everything under his thumb won’t help us amidst a difficult situation, we will rather find help in cooperation.” “2019 was the year of protests, 2020 was the year of crisis, and 2021 will be the year of change and new hope!” the organization states. According to them, the current situation has clearly and definitively exposed the deep political crisis that has come from the Czech government, wasting a number of years primarily helping themselves and diminishing the basis of politics to mere marketing and simple slogans. A Million Moments for Democracy, which actively organizes anti-government protests and has succeeded in getting a quarter of a million people to Letná twice already, encourages the people: “The pandemic is at its highest point. Its safety, economic, and social consequences can’t be predicted. It’s important to band together and overcome the crisis together. It is, therefore, up to every one...
From January to September, the number of tourists in Prague fell by almost seventy percent compared to the same period last year.
According to the European Commission, the Czech economy is expected to drop by 6.9 percent this year due to the coronavirus crisis, which is an improvement compared to previous estimates. In its macroeconomic forecast, on the other hand, the EC worsened the prospects for the recovery of the Czech economy next year, when gross domestic product is expected to increase by only 3.1 percent. This is 1.4 percentage points less than in its summer forecast. The slower economic recovery is related to the second wave of the pandemic due to which the Czech Government, as in the spring, had to enact measures that led to a significant reduction in economic activity, the EC reasoned. “The European Commission’s forecast seems slightly more optimistic than current market estimates. This is probably because it is based on data up to October 22 and does not take into account the further tightening of economic restrictions announced last week,“ said economist Jakub Seidler. According to the current EC estimate, this year’s decline will be nine-tenths of a point lower than what the Commission predicted in the summer, mainly due to economic activity in the third quarter. For this period, the commission estimates 5 percent GDP...
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The first woman to be vice president. First Black person. First Asian American. Joe Biden has won the U.S. presidency after reaching and crossing the 270 electoral votes needed to clinch victory, the Associated Press has announced. Mr. Biden’s election is historic on multiple fronts. It makes Kamala Harris, the senator from California, the first woman to ever be elected vice president. Additionally, she was also the first Black woman and first of Indian descent to be nominated on a major party ticket. In 2017, Harris became the first Black person, and Black woman, to represent California in the U.S. Senate—as well as the 10th Black American, the second Black woman, and the first South Asian American to sit in the chamber. President Barack Obama has called her an “ideal partner” for Biden who is more than prepared for the job as “someone who knows what it’s like to overcome barriers.” This election is about so much more than @JoeBiden or me. It’s about the soul of America and our willingness to fight for it. We have a lot of work ahead of us. Let’s get started.pic.twitter.com/Bb9JZpggLN — Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) November 7, 2020 We did it, @JoeBiden. pic.twitter.com/oCgeylsjB4 —...
Prague Mayor Zdeněk Hřib has congratulated Joe Biden on his expected victory in the US presidential election.
Unlike during the first coronavirus lockdown in spring, leaders from both Germany and the Czech Republic are pushing for their border to remain open. Bavarian State Premier Markus Söder and Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš want to keep the border open even if the number of coronavirus infections in both countries continues to rise. “Closing the borders would not be of great benefit in fighting the pandemic, but rather would carry significant negative consequences”, said Söder on Wednesday in Munich after a video conference with Babiš. He said that protective measures as face masks and minimum distances now applied on both sides of the border and that mutually sealing off access would mainly impede the flow of trade and service workers. Medical care would also be affected, said Söder, pointing out that many Czech commuters work in the care sector in Bavaria. In order to help Germany’s neighbouring country, which is particularly hard hit by the second wave of the pandemic, Söder also offered to make 100 intensive care hospital beds available to Czech coronavirus patients. The two politicians also talked about cross-border infrastructure projects such as a 5G mobile phone corridor between Prague and Munich and the expansion of...
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