The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Imperfect Christmas trees for perfect holidays, salaries to increase, Slavia ordered to pay fine, and more buzzworthy headlines for Dec. 16.
Prague sends hundreds of heaters to Ukrainian cities
The Central Moravian city of Olomouc dispatched hundreds of generators to Kolomyia, in Western Ukraine.
Czech politicians criticize decision to evict refugees from housing facility
The Czech lower house of parliament said the measure was a necessary part of streamlining the operation of refugee-housing facilities.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Snowfall slows traffic on Czech roads, few apply for housing allowance, Czech sailor travels the world, and much more.
EXCLUSIVE: Czech presidential candidate Petr Pavel on society, Ukraine, and faith in politics
The former army general is running on a campaign to heal the divides in Czech society. He spoke to us about the political climate in the country now.
Statue of Putin goblin replaces controversial monument of Russian marshal in Prague
The statue will remain in Bubeneč for 30 days after which it will be auctioned off to raise money for weapons for Ukraine.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Crown jewels to go on display, construction kicks off on metro line D, Christmas trees in a pot, and other buzzworthy Czech headlines.
Ukrainian soldiers start official training on Czech territory
Some Czech politicians criticized a law passed last week allowing soldiers from Ukraine to receive military training in Czechia.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Georgia, new fast food, snow and ice, and other buzzworthy Czech headlines.
Temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees may be extended another year
Unless an extension is approved by Czech parliament, the current program will expire in March 2023.
Russian singers see their events canceled in Prague for Putin-friendly views
Grigory Leps and Stas Mikhailov will no longer perform at Forum Karlín following a Twitter user's posts underlining their pro-war beliefs.
Czechs show strong support for helping Ukraine – up to a point
While Czechs are second only to Poles in wanting to give help, they were least likely to welcome refugees to their family homes.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
A pardon for Polish shamans, auction for naked Putin statue, snow coming, and more buzzworthy headlines for Nov. 18.
Citywide protests in Prague mark day devoted to Czech freedom and democracy
Marches for democracy, support for Ukraine, and the climate crisis took place on the same day as right-wing demonstrators gathered at Czech Television.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Uncovering a mass grave, sneakers salute the Velvet Revolution and more buzzworthy headlines for Nov. 16.
Czech lower house calls Russia a terrorist regime
The far-right SPD, known for its opposition to Ukraine assistance, was the only party to oppose the resolution.
Czech officials respond to missile that killed two in Poland
Prime Minister Fiala said if Russia was behind the explosion it would be considered escalation; Interior Minister said Czechia likely faces no threat.
