Czech news in brief for April 20: Saturday's top headlines
Former PM Andrej Babiš and wife Monika separate, Czechia to extradite Ukrainian convicted of murder, and more Saturday headlines.
Czech news in brief for April 19: Friday's top headlines
Police to measure speed across Czechia today, Prague launches tender for driverless metro, and debut novel awarded Czechia's top literary prize.
Czech news in brief for April 18: Thursday's top headlines
Ukraine could receive Czech-sourced ammo by June, Citizen Portal mobile app to launch today, and the govt. approves regulation of crypto-asset market.
The wage needed to live comfortably in Czechia rises by 10 percent
The amount needed to maintain a 'comfortable' lifestyle with small savings and raising a child has increased by around CZK 5,000.
Czech news in brief for April 17: Wednesday's top headlines
Senate to vote on new rules for same-sex couples, Czech PM honors Václav Havel in U.S. Congress, and Czech Labour Code change would allow pay in euros.
Most Czechs say their country accepted too many refugees, poll finds
Since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the Czech Republic has granted nearly 600,000 temporary protection visas.
'You are a great ally': Czech PM meets Biden at Oval Office
Both leaders discussed world security and military cooperation, with Prime Minister Petr Fiala saying US-Czech relations were currently the strongest ever.
Czech news in brief for April 16: Tuesday's top headlines
Czechia contracts 180,000 pieces ammo to Ukraine, Avast contests data-sharing fine, and Czech travel agencies stop selling tours to Israel.
Hundreds of pro-Israeli protestors march in Prague against anti-Semitism
Demonstrators marched from Old Town Square to near Prague Castle, with the Czech Senate deputy speaker and a senior cabinet minister also joining.
Czech news in brief for April 15: Monday's top headlines
Czech PM lands in US for meeting with President Biden, rainy week to follow record warm weekend, and Czechs society aging faster than anticipated.
Czech news in brief for April 14: Sunday's top headlines
Czechia stands behind Israel amid Iran attack, cooler temperatures to hit Czechia this week, and more Sunday headlines.
Czech news in brief for April 13: Saturday's top headlines
Kolouchová first Czech woman to climb Annapurna, ODS revokes membership of Liberec mayor, and more Saturday headlines.
Pavel meets Zelenskyy, pledges new security deal and more arms
At an international summit, the Czech president promised to help supply Ukraine with over 1 million pieces of ammunition and pledged closer cooperation.
Czech news in brief for April 12: Friday's top headlines
Prague Zoo welcomes second baby gorilla this year, Czechia to see warm weekend followed by cooling, and courts rule in case of tourist pushed from castle.
Czech parliament passes landmark ruling to redefine rape
Czechia is set to shift to the 'no means no' principle of rape, which includes disapproval of intercourse based on gestures, crying, and other aspects.
Czech news in brief for April 11: Thursday's top headlines
Czech MEPs divided on migration package, Czechia adopts definition of anti-gypsyism, and Prague's news Center for sexual violence sees high interest.
Czech news in brief for April 10: Wednesday's top headlines
Car strikes a crowd in Penny supermarket parking lot, thousands attend Mucha exhibition in Florenc, and Penta group sees vast surge in profit.