Czechia’s latest news
- Prague's annual transport pass could rise to CZK 5,000 under new plans
- Pavel discusses Putin call with Finland’s Stubb as Europe weighs talks
- Record crowds explore Czech Senate during Oct. 28 open houses in Prague
- Czech police could gain power to order people out of public spaces
- Pavel awards top Czech honor to Čáslavská, Forman and Janžurová
7 workplace trends changing what Czech employers expect from job seekers
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Shifting workplace expectations bring risks and opportunities. Learn what they mean for your job search and how to prepare for your next move in Czechia.
New puppet opera brings Prague’s Astronomical Clock legends to life
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The English-friendly production opens Nov. 6 in an Old Town theater with a surprising connection to the clock’s famous apostles.
What do Czechs most want from foreigners? Language, work and respect for rules
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Speaking Czech and following the law top integration expectations, while most Czechs also support language courses and help in schools.
The family nest: Why living with parents is becoming more common in Czechia
Soaring mortgage and rental prices leave many young people with only one option: not leaving home.
Czechia’s 5 creepiest places, and the real stories behind them
A castle said to guard hell, a church filled with ghosts and crypts of human remains: discover five eerie Czech places and their real histories.
Worked abroad? Your Czech pension may involve more countries than you think
ČSSZ offers free pension consultations in English this November. Here’s how overseas work can count, and what to check before your appointment.
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Borrow and spend: Czechia’s 2027 budget explained
As parliament approves the budget’s essential parameters for next year, we look at what a massive deficit means for Czechia.
EXPLAINED: Why Czechia’s public media funding dispute has spilled onto the streets
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Protests, a planned strike and a late-night vote: explaining the battle over Czech Television and Radio funding, and what could change.
20 things to do in Prague this week – from Halloween fun to free museums
Halloween takes over Prague with costume parties, pumpkin feasts and craft beer, while a national holiday opens some of the city's grandest buildings.
Bull market? The numbers behind the Prague Stock Exchange success story
Recent turbulence has followed a period of sustained and impressive growth in value for companies listed in Prague.
Czech cinema spotlight: 'Changes' finds Prague's loners all grown up
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David Ondříček returns to Prague's lonely hearts, while silent classics, Czech favorites and Halloween screenings fill the city's cinemas.
A quieter flu season? Czech respiratory cases fall sharply from last year
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Reported respiratory illness is 44 percent below last October’s level, while a new vaccine delivery is improving access to flu shots.
All Souls' Day in Prague: Candlelit cemeteries and the Czech art of remembering
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Dušičky brings longer cemetery hours, special walks and quiet remembrance: here’s the history, and where to take part this year.
Czech photographer’s stunning Sky Eye wins US weather photo contest
Jaroslav Fous captured extraordinary moonlit halos near Boží Dar in an image that has also earned recognition from NASA and British meteorologists.
Where to eat and drink in Prague now: November's tastiest openings and events
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Sticks’n’Sushi, burgers you need to bike for, and a non-alcoholic bar? Could November get any nuttier?
This week's news: Here's what you had to say
Every weekday we ask our readers about Czechia's hottest topics. Here's what this week's polls revealed.
Listen to your joints: A revolutionary fitness philosophy challenges Czech norms
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As more in Czechia get their fitness fix, a new approach asks whether conventional exercises are really good for you.
Welcome to Tábor: The overlooked Prague day trip still under the tourist radar
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Just about an hour train ride away from Prague, Tábor tends to keep a low profile. All the more reasons to make the trip.
PHOTOS: How Prague’s Roxy helped turn a new era of freedom into nightlife
From an art deco cinema to a meeting place for ravers, artists and international newcomers, Roxy’s history mirrors Prague’s cultural transformation.
Clocks go back in Czechia this weekend: What changes beyond your alarm?
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Czechia gains an hour on Oct. 25, but night trains must pause and evenings turn darker. Meanwhile, the EU’s plan to end clock changes remains unresolved.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for October 23–25
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Prague hosts an Irish comedian, a French New Wave film cycle, a German composer’s masterpieces and much more over the weekend.
