UK exchanges are returning to Erasmus+. Here's what students in Czechia should know
Despite Brexit's limitations, British participation in this program could widen study, training and teaching opportunities across Europe from 2027.
What to watch in Prague: This week’s English-friendly cinema and streaming picks
The tender Czech drama Everything As It Should Be is now playing in Prague cinemas with English subtitles after premiering at the Karlovy Vary film fest.
Prague will build a floating helipad on the Vltava river for rescue services
A new floating helipad near Vyšehrad will help Prague rescue teams transport critically ill patients faster to major hospitals.
Czechia’s tallest towers are up for sale, but face demolition without repairs
The 355-meter Liblice transmitters are no longer in use and need millions in repairs. A buyer could save the country’s tallest structures.
Months after opening, this Prague pizzeria has been named among Europe’s best
A new Dejvice pizzeria has earned international recognition just months after opening, joining three other Prague venues in this year's 50 Top Pizza list.
Czechia considers lowering voting age to 16, with presidential support
A proposal to allow 16-year-olds to vote in Czech local elections has gained support from President Petr Pavel, and criticism from the government.
Prague's Petřín funicular will be significantly more expensive after reopening
The Petřín funicular will return to service with new cars and a higher single-ride fare; Prague public transport users will continue to ride as before.
This week in polls: How our readers reacted to the news
Every weekday we ask our readers about Czechia's hottest topics. Here's what this week's polls revealed – cast your vote now.
Indian community in Prague plans solidarity rally for students in India
The Prague gathering will support a wider student movement in India demanding accountability over alleged exam irregularities.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for July 24–26
A bit of tennis, a splash of horror cinema, and some delightful ukulele shows: here’s what awaits you in Prague over the weekend.
What’s behind Prague Pride’s August date? Plus big changes revealed for this year's festival
A packed lineup, new venues and more community-driven events: this year’s Prague Pride Festival ventures into new territory.
10 immersive experiences bringing Czechia's history, art, and science to life
From digital city models to pixelated Prague galleries and interstellar voyages, Czechia is rethinking how culture, history, and science are experienced.
Government considers selling 40 percent stake in Prague Airport by 2028
The proposed IPO could raise billions of crowns for airport development while allowing the state to retain control of Czechia's main airport.
Born American in Czechia: What parents need to know about travel, passports, and citizenship
Having a child in Czechia as a U.S. citizen comes with paperwork obligations most parents don't know about; and a deadline that can't be extended
Long-lost Havel play returns to stage ahead of Czech president’s 90th birthday
A previously unpublished one-act play by Václav Havel has premiered in Avignon nearly 40 years after it was written, ahead of anniversary commemorations.
The essential checklist for moving out of your apartment in Czechia
Leaving your Czech apartment? How to get your deposit back and avoid last-minute problems.
Can you work while receiving unemployment benefits in Czechia?
Czech job seekers can earn limited extra income while registered with the Labor Office, but there are important restrictions.
30+ English-friendly events worth your time this week in Czechia
This week’s calendar runs from July 20-26, with tips for outdoor picnics and grill meetups, open-air concerts, a summer horror movie festival, and more.
What to watch in Prague: This week’s English-friendly cinema and streaming picks
Don't miss the rare chance to see The Odyssey on IMAX 70mm film in Prague, one of just three EU cities screening the movie in its intended format.





