Czechia News in English

Good morning! It’s 11th January, and here’s your Czechia daily news capsule.

Earthquakes are on the rise in Czechia, with reports from Cheb and Sokolov.

A former COVID advisor will now assist with school education at the Ministry of Industry.

Newly released video shows an agent involved in a shooting incident in Minneapolis.

Czechia braces for severe frost, with temperatures dropping near minus twenty degrees tonight.

The U.S. military conducts strikes across Syria targeting ISIS positions.

Thousands of farmers protest in Ireland against the EU-Mercosur trade agreement.

A truck has blocked the D1 highway near Prague, complicating travel due to snow.

Demolition of a bridge on the D2 highway will halt traffic overnight, causing major delays.

Frozen ponds attract skaters, but authorities warn of safety precautions.

The Nobel Institute responds, stating the Peace Prize cannot be transferred to another recipient.

Europe faces internet challenges as it becomes increasingly reliant on American tech giants.

Russia intensifies its efforts to recruit soldiers for the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Mazda unveils a stylish new SUV, set to arrive in Czechia this summer.

Czech citizens save more for retirement than Swedes but receive a fraction in return.

The race to return to the Moon heats up as NASA prepares for final tests this January.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!