Czech news in brief for September 14: Sunday's top headlines
Police probe new threat of poisoned water, Czech tennis team tops US to reach Davis Cup quarterfinals, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for September 13: Saturday's top headlines
Czechia ready to send troops to Poland, Chinese imperial treasures shown in Prague, and more weekend headlines.
Prague police hunt youth after metro joyride causes mass disruption
Authorities have now released a video clearly showing the boy's face; they are also searching for two other accomplices.
Czech news in brief for September 12: Friday's top headlines
Ex-DPP chief accused of bribery, Catholic community plans Prague memorial for Kirk, and Prague Castle unveils new visual identity.
Czech news in brief for September 11: Thursday's top headlines
ANO leads Czech polls ahead of election, Czechia to aid Poland after drone strike, and Czech conductor to open Royal Opera season with new take on Tosca.
Russian drones over Poland put Czechia on full alert
The overnight violation of Polish airspace by Russian drones has sparked warnings from Czech leaders about growing regional threats.
Why suicide rates in Czechia are higher than the EU average
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On World Suicide Day, experts say a stigma remains around mental health issues in the country.
Czech news in brief for September 10: Wednesday's top headlines
Czechia may receive EUR 2bn from EU SAFE fund, Dan Brown book launch draws nearly a thousand fans to Prague, and Apple AirPods Pro get live translation.
Czech jobless rate nears nine-year high: Which industries are feeling the pinch?
Czechia’s unemployment picture is uneven, with some sectors and regions struggling far more than others.
Czech news in brief for September 9: Tuesday's top headlines
Czechia expels Belarus envoy accused of spying, Prague data center construction begins, and Czech team finds hops fight superbugs.
Thousands of foreigners in Czechia could face stricter residency rules
The far-right SPD party, improving at the polls, makes Ukrainian refugee restrictions key demand for joining Czech government.
Czech news in brief for September 8: Monday's top headlines
Hundreds in Brno march for Palestinians, warm, rainy week ahead in Czechia, and memorial to Czech WWII pilot unveiled in Scotland.
Czech news in brief for September 7: Sunday's top headlines
Czechia to see total lunar eclipse tonight, Defence Minister Černochová undergoes minor surgery, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for September 6: Saturday's top headlines
Heavy rain hits Prague with sun forecast for Sunday, Czech crown strengthens to 2018 levels vs. dollar, and more weekend headlines.
Prague opens first steamship museum aboard historic 1938 vessel
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The Vyšehrad paddle steamer has opened in Prague, becoming a permanent cultural attraction marking 160 years of Vltava navigation.
Czech news in brief for September 5: Friday's top headlines
LGBT Czechs distrust politicians on rights, Fiala warns ANO could ally with extremists, and Czechia gifts glasswork to UN HQ.
Czech coalition party wants to adopt euro 'as soon as possible'
Replacing the crown with the euro has long been a point of division across the current government and is a key issue ahead of the early-October election.
