Czechia’s latest news
- Thousands rally in central Prague as Czech TV and radio employees strike
- Bohemian Paradise set to lose UNESCO label by end of year
- Litomyšl Castle sees record attendance in 2026, and stays open for winter
- Czech TV and radio strike begins: Live news cut as archive programs take over
- Pavel warns Europe risks being sidelined in talks on peace in Ukraine
In Prague 6, a former factory site is becoming a neighborhood beside the forest
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Morning walks in Divoká Šárka, summer swims and a metro ride into town. Here’s what living in this part of Vokovice could look like.
This week in Czech history: Prague vandalism, Winter Kings and White Mountains
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This week in Czech history, bloody executions, political drama and First Republic hooliganism unfolded on and around Prague’s Old Town Square.
How the US midterms could affect Czech jobs, security and your money
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Americans vote Nov. 3, but the consequences reach Czechia through trade, Ukraine and financial markets. Here’s what Congress could change.
Czech lives in limbo: Trump’s immigration crackdown reaches expats in US
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A deported friend, families missing Czech school and fears of separation: Czech residents describe life under Trump’s immigration crackdown.
18 things to do in Prague this week – from Day of the Dead to Arsenal football
Champions League football, Mexican street food, free science events and illuminated gardens bring plenty of excitement to Prague this November.
REVEALED: The worrying link between migration and poverty in Czechia
Czechia’s migrant population is growing, but foreigners are more at risk of struggling to make ends meet.
Czech cinema spotlight: Czech folklore gets a modern twist at BOO film fest
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Prague's festival of short films presents Student Oscar-winning Czech short Volklore, and Mezipatra brings queer cinema to Prague screens this week.
Sweet gifts from Czechia: Six chocolate makers to know this Christmas
From pralines inspired by Czech Christmas cookies to chocolate tasting sets, these six local makers offer gifts for the festive season.
Meet the theater troupe adapting Czechs' ‘untranslatable’ cultural gem into English
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The plays of the Czechest of all Czechs Jára Cimrman are reputed to be untranslatable. A challenge Brian Stewart & co took up with joy, gusto and humor.
Prague's Letná ice rink opens Nov. 14 with retro makeover for Czech hockey film
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Opening Nov. 14, the rink will retain wooden boards installed for a period film about Czechoslovakia’s jailed hockey champions.
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.
Everything that changes in November in Czechia – and what else is new
Winter driving rules, Prague transport changes, business preparations and a property-tax deadline: what to know in Czechia this November.
Jazz, goose and a little rebellion: Prague’s November culture fix
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From Prague Sounds and circus premieres to film festivals, free galleries and the first Christmas markets, here’s what to book this November.
From frozen blood to little souls: How Czechs talk about fear
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From frozen blood to shrinking souls, discover seven colorful Czech expressions that capture every level of fear, anxiety and dread.
EXPLAINED: What is Czechia’s highest state award and who has received it?
As President Pavel bestows the Order of the White Lion on four Czechs this October, we look at the history of the award and its recipients.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for October 30–November 1
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Costume parties, Japanese flower art and English-friendly theater come to Prague on this Halloween weekend.
Dare to enter? 5 scary Prague experiences to test your nerves
From ghost walks to horror escape rooms, these five Prague experiences turn up the fear. Here’s what to expect before you book.
Freelancing in Czechia: How to earn a living without burning out
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As AI transforms the world of work, we take a look at the qualities that help expat freelancers succeed.
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.
