Czech news in brief for May 4: Saturday's top headlines
Descendants of US WWII veterans speak in Pilsen, US and NATO condemn Russian cyber attacks in Czechia, and more Saturday headlines.
NATO, EU pledge support to Czechia after proof of Russian cyberattacks
Czechia's cybersecurity agency says there are definite links with recent attacks on state institutions and Russian organized hacking groups.
Artist under fire for nude, soil-throwing performance in front of children
The Academy of Fine Arts, where the event took place, says that nudity is a part of art – however, many believe no kids should have been present.
Travel alert: Prague marathon will see road closures, tram diversions Sunday
The race will cause several roads in the city center, as well as Prague 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8, to close, and will cause trams and buses to reroute.
Czech news in brief for May 3: Friday's top headlines
NGO calls on Czech politicians to boycott Olympics, Labor Code amendment passes in first reading, and liberation festival kicks off in Pilsen today.
ASK AN EXPERT: What does the new Czech driving test look like?
The new questions – 35 static and 10 dynamic – will primarily test risk perception. Here's what you need to know.
Prague revels in higher tourist numbers and visitor spending, despite challenges
A 25 percent year-on-year increase in visitor numbers has brought in more money for the capital to invest in new projects, although issues remain.
Pavel praises EU during opening of Prague-wide United Islands festival
The free festival, running until Saturday, will be held across different parts of Prague and feature performances on 23 stages from over 100 EU artists.
Czech news in brief for May 2: Thursday's top headlines
MPs set to discuss lobbying, minimum wage today, Prague tourism numbers signal positive growth, and a rainy windy weekend ahead for Czechia.
Scams targeting foreigners are on the rise in Czechia – here's what you need to know
Foreigners have seen an upsurge in scam attempts, with people posing as the Czech police, Tax Office, or the Czech Post. We advise you on how to stay safe.
Let love blossom: How Czech-expat couples can overcome conflict and thrive
A professional mediator shares solutions for the common couple clashes that can prevent multinational relationships from flourishing.
Czech news in brief for May 1: Wednesday's top headlines
Czechia observes May 1 with day-long festivities, temperatures records set across Czechia, and a new Tim Burton exhibition opens in Prague.
May 1 and May 8 public holidays: What's open and what's on in Prague?
Two public holidays in the space of a week bring with them shop closings, cultural open days, and a commemorative event marking 20 years in the EU.
Billie Eilish back in Prague for 'Hit Me Hard and Soft' tour
A string of big-name acts coming to the Czech capital have just been announced with ticket sales starting this week.
Czech news in brief for April 30: Tuesday's top headlines
Czechia pledges help to earthquake-hit Taiwan, Czechia, Germany share views on Ukraine, Israel, and fire bans could limit witch-burning revelry.
May 2024: Everything you need to know this month in Czechia
Tram disruptions, a marathon, tax-return deadlines, and the start of the Ice Hockey World Championships all feature in May – here's what to look out for.
Czech president signs law granting same-sex couples more rights – but not marriage
Under the new law, same-sex civil partnerships will have more of the rights that traditional marriages do, although rules on child adoption will differ.