Czechia’s latest news
- Overnight protests mark Czech media funding vote as opposition vows fight
- Pavel among five European leaders considered for Ukraine talks with Putin
- Beyond the crowds: Free hiking app reveals Czechia’s quieter trails
- Czech TV and radio staff plan Nov. 3 strike, with visible broadcast changes
- Czechia confirms first Shamonda virus case in cattle; human risk very low
Feel more at home in Czechia: New Czech courses starting in November and February
Starting your Czech lessons from scratch, or returning after a break? Explore new classes for autumn and winter at this centrally-located school in Prague.
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?
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.
PHOTOS: Brick-built trams and custom minifigs at Prague’s new LEGO store
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A giant tram, a walk-through clock and custom minifigures give the two-floor Na Příkopě store a distinctly Prague personality.
Why shopping around unlocks the best mortgage deals in Czechia
Your mortgage interest rate isn’t set in stone and knowing the market can shave thousands off your repayments.
Oct. 28 national holiday in Czechia: What’s closed and what to do in 2026
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Czechia marks Czechoslovakia’s founding with shop closures, free tours and ceremonies. For schoolchildren, it starts a five-day break.
Prague homes cost nearly 17 annual salaries, among EU's least affordable
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Deloitte ranks Prague second least affordable among surveyed European cities, with Brno and Ostrava also among the hardest places to buy.
When custody crosses borders: How Czech courts handle families across jurisdictions
From custody arrangements to relocation and child support, here's what international parents need to know about Czech family law.
More than music: How Prague's Irish sessions bring strangers together
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From fiddles and folk tunes to friendships, Prague's traditional Irish music gatherings offer a welcoming community for locals and expats alike.
In My Skin: New Czech game lets players experience anti-Roma racial prejudice
Developed by Brno researchers and artists, In My Skin launches Oct. 22 with English subtitles, followed by mobile versions a week later.
Revenge of the beetle: Year of drought spells disaster for Czech forests
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Experts warn of a new wave of the destructive bark beetle plague that has devastated Czech forests.
Flooded Czech village reemerges as drought drains Orlík reservoir
Foundations, old roads and bridge remains have emerged at Orlík, revealing traces of communities submerged more than six decades ago.
19 things to do in Prague this week – from pumpkin carving to science films
Also: a new LEGO store opens on Na Příkopě, while trick or treating, wine tastings, art tours and international concerts fill the week.
Language, formality, AI: How to master your Czech job interview as a foreigner
The complete lowdown on what to expect in a Czech job interview and how to make the right impression
Czech cinema spotlight: Lover, Not a Fighter spotlights young love in Bratislava
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A Karlovy Vary-winning romance hits Prague cinemas, a Vláčil classic returns, and three film festivals offer English-friendly screenings.
Think you’re a victim of Czechia's gender pay gap? Use this tool to find out
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A new government calculator shows expected salary differences between men and women in specific employment circumstances.
Czech Senate elections 2026: This weekend's winners and a 'catastrophic' loser
STAN and ODS led the results, while ANO won no seats: Here are the main winners, setbacks and what the outcome means for Czech politics.
Souvenir hunters descend on fallen Czech towers armed with angle grinders
A demolition contractor reports thefts and trespassing at the former transmitter site, while police say no theft reports have reached them.
Prague’s most dangerous streets: These areas had the most violent offenses
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Ten streets and their surroundings accounted for 29 percent of recorded violent crime in a decade-long analysis of activity across Prague.
