Czech Republic to sue Brussels for halting payments to Agrofert
The Czech Republic will file a lawsuit against the EC for suspending subsidy payments over concerns of PM Andrej Babiš's suspected conflict of interest
Czech study says that 70% of runners show heart damage after running a marathon
Among runners who took part in the 2019 Prague Marathon, 70 percent showed detectable and mostly reversible heart and kidney damage
Number of foreigners staying illegally in the Czech Republic is rising, according to police
Czech immigration police uncovered 5,677 foreigners illegally staying in the Czech Republic last year
Prague to sign partnership agreement with Vienna
Prague's City Council has approved a five-year partnership agreement with Vienna to focus on cooperation in key areas
Czech musician Ivan Král passes away at age 71
Czech-American musician Ivan Král died on Sunday aged 71 in his home in Michigan due to cancer
Flights between Czech Republic & China to be suspended due to coronavirus
The Czech government has approved a ban on direct flights between China and Czech Republic due to the spread of coronavirus, to be valid as of February 9
Despite Brexit, Britain remains a significant Czech ally, says Foreign Minister
Britain remains a significant ally for the Czech Republic and a path to secure further bilateral cooperation after Brexit must be sought, says Tomáš Petříček
Prague Symphony Orchestra devotes new concert to love of beer
Prague Symphony Orchestra devoted its Thursday concert to the phenomenon of beer, culminating with Jan Kučera's Beer Oratory
The Czech Republic has stopped issuing visas to Chinese citizens over coronavirus fears
The Czech Foreign Ministry has stopped issuing visas to Chinese citizens over the coronavirus infection and is not accepting new visa applications in China
Prague language schools do not expect exodus of UK teachers in wake of Brexit
Local language schools admit that Britain's withdrawal from the EU might lower UK citizen's interest in long-term stays in the Czech Republic
Nearly 100 musicians from 23 countries will compete in 2020 Prague Spring contest
Ninety-eight musicians from 23 states will take part in the Prague Spring competition of young players that annually precedes the Prague Spring international music festival in May
Despite scares, coronavirus still not confirmed in Czech Republic
Tests have not yet confirmed coronavirus in suspected cases throughout the Czech Republic
Terezín Memorial unveils new exhibit on 75th anniversary of Auschwitz liberation
The Terezín Memorial opened a new permanent exhibition today highlighting the transports of Jews during WWII
February 3 to be Czech national day of mourning in honor of Jaroslav Kubera
Monday, February 3, will be a national day of mourning day in the Czech Republic to honor the late Senate chairman Jaroslav Kubera
Prague's Václav Havel Airport will not tighten security checks over coronavirus fears
The Airport will not tighten security checks over fears of the new coronavirus spreading from China, according to the Czech Health Minister
Prague Zoo has collected 13.5 million crowns for fire-damaged Australia
People have sent almost 13.5 million crowns in aid to Australia hit by disastrous bushfires within the Prague zoo's public fundraising campaign