Closing schools, for example, may not have been justified, according to their report
The downgrade to “a state of epidemic threat” does not mean that the epidemic is over, warns Poland’s Minister of Health Adam Niedzielski
The mask requirement affected passengers across Europe for more than two years
The arrested perpetrators aged between 42 and 51
The majority of Poles are of the opinion that the government poorly prepared the country and citizens for the fifth coronavirus wave
17 member states and three candidate countries had requested assistance from the European Union Solidarity Fund
Germany’s Lutheran Church focuses on the environment, LGBTQ, diversity, gender, and climate, but has very little to do with Jesus Christ
Brussels will use Covid-19 recovery funds to exert political pressure in the upcoming Hungarian elections
We cannot allow for the coronavirus omicron variant to be presented as a new apocalypse, warns columnist Krzysztof Wołodźko
Ukraine’s intelligence service claims there is some evidence Russia was behind the anti-vaccine group
The former Czech president warned against sacrificing freedom again in the name of the fight against the epidemic
The epidemic in the Czech Republic continues to escalate, breaking the record for new daily cases
Over 19,000 cases of COVID-19 were recorded by Poland’s Ministry of Health, and 274 people have died due to the virus
While the pandemic led to a global loss of 110 million jobs, Hungary has increased its employment rate
The Czechs are worried about the devaluation of their savings as inflation ravages Europe
Eastern and Southern Europe are skeptical of their government’s intentions during the lockdown, while the West and North mostly trusted their governments
The president represents common sense, and his statement should be applied against irresponsible ideas, says Do Rzeczy weekly Editor-in-Chief Paweł Lisicki
Those who have not yet been vaccinated should consider doing so prior to the fall infection season
Entrepreneurs complain about loss of tourists from abroad
The question concerning China’s responsibility for the modern world’s greatest tragedy, the coronavirus, is now being asked increasingly more, writes Jerzy Haszczynski
YouTube deletes videos of protests against Covid-19 policy
Checks will be extended by another 14 days
Poland, along with the rest of Europe, is racing to vaccinate its citizens
Sanitary control, which had been enacted on the borders with Czechia and Slovakia in February, will now also be imposed on borders with Germany and Lithuania, according to new regulations
Czechia is now able to handle the situation on its own
Transport of patients to Germany might happen this week
The new National Recovery Plan will help Poland overcome post-pandemic challenges and exit the crisis in a strong position, the prime minister said
Czechia could use the beds in case of emergency
Military experts know the origin of coronavirus, says Duka
The aid totals €1.36 million
Babiš regrets not asking Hungary for help sooner
More than 1.3 million vaccinations (including nearly 300,000 second-doses) have been completed in Poland
The government must either maintain the lockdown and risk intense social tensions or loosen restrictions and risk lives due to a third pandemic wave, writes Jacek Karnowski
Although Germany and Russia have discussed joint vaccine production, Hungary is being singled out by opposition press for pursuing the vaccine for its citizens
The quarrel broke out over coronavirus measures
The Polish economy can be one of the most innovative and productive in Europe by 2030, according to PM Morawiecki
479,000 Poles died in 2020, close to 70, 000 more than in 2019 – there has not been such a YoY jump in the number of deaths in Poland in decades
New restrictions announced just hours after law was passed
Not a single illegal migrant should enter Hungary in 2021, asserts Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó
Poland is leaving 2020 as one of the most politically stable and best economically developing countries in Europe, says professor Przemysław Żurawski vel Grajewski
Pandemic highlights the need to defend European borders
Poland has the second lowest unemployment rate in the EU
The reproduction rate rose from 1.18 to 1.22
People will be able to use the anti-COVID paper for office work
PM Mateusz Morawiecki said that vaccines will first be available to all medical staff, nursing home residents, uniformed services and people aged 60 and above
The group shared experiences on the epidemic
The chance of SMEs bankruptcy in Czechia is quite low
After testing, it could be the first EU country to have a viable vaccine
The country fulfills its commitments, says health minister
Could this be a game-changer for fighting coronavirus infections in Poland?
PM Morawiecki has announced new restrictions and does not exclude the possibility of a “national quarantine” as infections reach 24,600 a day
“In the time of a pandemic, any gestures of solidarity gain special value. I thank even more for the proposal of potential help from Germany,” Polish President Andrzej Duda responded to German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier’s letter
France, Germany, and Great Britain institute nationwide quarantines as cases exceed 10 million in total
Polish President Andrzej Duda has stated that he feels well and is not experiencing any symptoms
NATO will likely send another 60 ventilators
The lockdown will last until Nov. 3
Deputy PM Hamáček contracted COVID-19 as well
Only 10 percent of Czechs feel threatened by COVID-19
The Czech government tries to avoid complete lockdown
European Central Bank head Christine Lagarde says that coronavirus recovery funds need to be distributed in a timely manner
The testing will start at the end of October
Andrej Babiš Coronavirus Coronavirus restrictions Czech Republic Jan Hamáček Miloš Zeman Protests News 20 police officers were injured in clashes
If someone wants a free respirator in Western Romania, another person must die to free up space
Despite virus fears, a slight majority of Poles positively evaluates the government’s efforts to oppose the pandemic, reports the Centre for Public Opinion Research (CBOS)
PM Mateusz Morawiecki has announced new restrictions as 70 percent of Poles are now within the so-called “red zone” and the rest of the country is within the “yellow zone”
Pellegrini would receive 18.8 percent of the vote, with him edging ahead of the current prime minister for the first time in polling
There are a total of 10 deaths per 100,000 inhabitants
Every Czech has to help to tackle the epidemic, Prymula says
Czechia is getting ready for the collapse of its health care system over coronavirus
Simultaneous COVID-19 and flu infection doubles death rate, a top infectologist warns
There are 327 cases per 100,000 people in Czechia
Government announces new restrictive measures for upcoming religious holiday
France had over 10,000 new cases per day in the last three weeks
Pandemic forces the measures
The state of emergency will last for 30 days
Czechs will have to abide by stricter rules
The virus is almost impervious to physical force, survives longer in open air, and is more diverse than previously thought
Easing the measures over summer was a mistake, admits PM Babiš
PM Orbán believes that Western European Christians will increasingly come to settle in Hungary in the future
PM Orbán: “If we don’t organize this region between Germany and Russia, then foreigners will.”
PM Orbán says experts see second wave peaking in December-January
New regulation will have a number of exceptions
There will be no blanket bans, but epidemiological rules will be enforced
The decision made by Germany and Belgium goes along the deteriorating epidemiological situation in the Czech Republic
After Hungary closed its border to protect citizens from a second coronavirus wave, a Dutch MEP says the country should consider leaving the EU over its decision
Coronavirus pandemic has overshadowed strategic issues
On Wednesday, there were 650 new COVID-19 cases
Most cases in Budapest and the surrounding area
Chief medical officer warns to respect hygiene rules, social distancing
Justice Minister Judit Varga and cabinet minister Gergely Gulyás are among those in quarantine
Members of the press are invited to a special coronavirus drill that would mimic a real life coronavirus emergency
Coronavirus cases keep rising in most neighboring countries
Lévy lashes out against new face mask order in France
