Czech news in brief for January 18: Saturday's top headlines
Hundreds attend mass for victims of Most fire, UK military convoys to pass through Czechia, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for January 17: Friday's top headlines
'Waves' tops Czech cinemas in 2024 attendance, Czechia proposes ban on plant-based food names, and KHNP, Westinghouse settle IP dispute.
Student kills teacher and classmate in Slovak high school knife attack
The attack left a 51-year-old teacher and an 18-year-old student dead and others injured; the suspect is custody.
More Russian than Spanish: These are the most studied languages in Czech schools
Under a new framework, Russian, Italian, and other less common languages will be removed from schools' offerings.
Czech news in brief for January 16: Thursday's top headlines
Ceasefire in Gaza brings hope, says ForMin, Czechia honors Jan Palach’s legacy 56 years later, and most beautiful Czech book of the century named.
Bloomberg: US will limit AI chip exports to Czechia
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The European Commission has criticized the US for not acting in a 'unified manner' with the EU, with Czechia facing harsher restrictions.
Czech news in brief for January 15: Wednesday's top headlines
US-Czech relations remain strong, says Speaker, Czech Railways plans major modernization investment, and rare cloud holes spotted over Czechia.
Czech news in brief for January 14: Tuesday's top headlines
Czechia, allies urge EU to ban Russian gas, Belgian strike affects Prague-bound flight, and earthquake tremors felt in West Bohemia.
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Czech news in brief for January 13: Monday's top headlines
Czech PM reflects on election promises amid war, avalanche risk rises in Czech mountains, and nominations for Czech Lions announced today.
Czech news in brief for January 12: Sunday's top headlines
Six dead and eight injured in Most fire, Czech inflation exceeded 3 percent in December, conductor Mario Klemens dies at 88, and more weekend headlines.
Survey: Czech households more optimistic about finances in 2025
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While concerns over energy bills persist, fewer Czech households fear worsening finances compared to last year according to a recent survey.
Czech news in brief for January 11: Saturday's top headlines
Prague demonstration targets Slovak government, Czech police prosecute man for incitement to terrorism, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for January 10: Friday's top headlines
Fiala warns of global impact of Trump policies, Slovak PM threatens to halt aid to Ukraine, and Czechia's best press photo awarded.
Czech news in brief for January 9: Thursday's top headlines
Trump's Greenland, Canada remarks spark debate, Lipavský praises outgoing U.S. Ambassador, and Slovakia bans mobile phones in primary schools.
Czech news in brief for January 8: Wednesday's top headlines
Czech Senate to open first session in January, Jagr becomes oldest scorer in Czech hockey league, and Czech breweries clarify beer exports to Russia.
Germany and Czechia supply the most beer to Russia, despite sanctions
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A Polish report criticized Czech breweries for putting profits over ethical concerns as the country continues to supply the aggressor with beer.
Czech news in brief for January 7: Tuesday's top headlines
Czechia meets defense spending commitment, prioritization of languages over math sparks concern, and flu cases expected to rise in Czechia.
