
Velvet Revolution anniversary: Celebrate with film, music, exhibits, and brunch
Day-long activities on Nov. 17 in Prague honor the legacy of the peaceful revolution that ended Communist rule in Czechoslovakia in 1989.
Czech news in brief for October 23: Wednesday's top headlines
Ammo goal for Ukraine to be met by year-end, Czech public transport use jumps in 2024, and 800-year-old oak wins Czech Tree of the Year title.
Czech news in brief for October 22: Tuesday's top headlines
Czech general practitioners cancel protest plans, every ninth Ukrainian refugee has returned home, and Štvanická Lávka wins Grand Prix Architects.
Czech news in brief for October 21: Monday's top headlines
Coalition to review draft law on housing crisis this week, rare sea wave clouds seen over Central Bohemia, and faulty Czech munitions claims dismissed.
Czech news in brief for October 20: Sunday's top headlines
Film director Věra Plívová-Šimková remembered at farewell, Slovak murder suspect found dead in Austria, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for October 19: Saturday's top headlines
Flood-affected companies to get wage subsidies, contractors face audit over digitization issues, and more weekend headlines.
Czech PM Fiala calls Sinwar's death a positive development for Israel
Speaking to reporters following a EU summit, Fiala called the Hamas leader's death good news as he was responsible for terrorist attacks.
Czech news in brief for October 18: Friday's top headlines
Harris win seen as good for Czech, EU economies, endangered giraffe cub born at Dvůr Králové Zoo, and EU inflation slows as Czech inflation rates climb.
Czech news in brief for October 17: Thursday's top headlines
European Commission VP Jourová criticizes Musk for promoting 'evil', Czech First Lady to receive salary, and Nick Jonas flees stage at Prague show.
Czechia continues slide down world economic freedom index
Due to currency instability and acutely high inflation in recent years, Czechia has fallen down the rankings – but still outperforms most neighbors.
Czech news in brief for October 16: Wednesday's top headlines
Student confesses to brutal murder in Brno, outpatient specialists to join Czech GP protest, and today marks the anniversary of the Vrbětice explosion.
Thousands of doctors' offices to shut in Czechia amid nationwide strike
Around 7,000 surgeries will close nationwide due to a dispute between general practitioners and the government over renumeration.
Czech news in brief for October 15: Tuesday's top headlines
Pelosi, Walesa to close Forum 2000 in Prague today, more than 4,500 visitors saw Žižka sword in Prague, and ANO leads at the polls.
Tour organizers speak out against ban on pub crawls in Prague
In a statement, the Prague Pub Crawl agency called the ban a populist move to deflect attention from the city's lack of police officers.
Prague approves city-wide ban on nighttime pub crawls
Citing serious noise disturbances and complaints from residents, agencies will no longer be able to conduct bar crawls anywhere in the capital from 10 p.m.
Prague moves to ban pub crawls amid growing drunken disturbances
The move is another attempt by the city to win the ongoing battle with the 'alcotourism' that has brought overcrowding to its city center.
Czech news in brief for October 14: Monday's top headlines
Hundreds of thousands visit Signal Festival, Forum 2000 underway in Prague, and Czech pension reform lacks full coalition support.