Magdalena Kytnerová, oldest living Czech, dies at age 108
The oldest inhabitant of the Czech Republic has died at the age of 108, reports Czech TV
Czech Republic lacks tax incentives to fulfill climate protection goals, says Supreme Audit Office
The country does not have any efficient tax measures to help fulfil the goals in climate protection when it comes to the reduction of pollution in transport and households, says the NKU
Czech President Miloš Zeman will not pardon PM Andrej Babiš in Čapí hnízdo case
Zeman added that Babiš should not resign over the Čapí hnízdo case and that the only reason for Babiš to resign is if he loses in elections
Czech Senate approves August 21 as state holiday commemorating victims of 1968 invasion
The Czech Republic will officially announce August 21 as the Day of Memory of the Victims of the 1968 Invasion and subsequent occupation of Czechoslovakia by Warsaw Pact troops
Czech Supreme Court rules in favor of Somali girl barred from wearing hijab at Prague school
The Czech Republic must accept and tolerate religious pluralism, and neither discriminate against any religion nor favour it unless it has a special reason, the court said
Nationwide protests against Czech PM Andrej Babiš to kick off in Prague December 10
Million Moments for Democracy will stage another series of protests to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš
State prosecution of PM Andrej Babiš over the Čapí hnízdo subsidy fraud case will continue, top Czech attorney decides
Czech Supreme State Attorney Pavel Zeman has cancelled the decision to halt the prosecution of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš
Czech students are improving, rank among world's top third according to latest PISA results
The study showed that Czech students were average or slightly above average and that reading literacy was their biggest weakness
Minimum annual vacation time in the Czech Republic may be extended from four to five weeks
The Czech Chamber of Deputies is now debating a proposal to prolong the basic length of holiday time for employees from at least four to five weeks
EU court dismisses Czech lawsuit against a new directive restricting gun possession
The directive, passed in reaction to terrorist attacks in Europe, bans selected types of semiautomatic firearms and magazines
Report: Czech Republic should return 451 million crowns in EU subsidies due to PM Babiš' conflict of interest
In its final report, the European Commission said that all subsidies after February 9, 2017 were paid unrightfully to Agrofert
Prague will sign a sister city agreement with Taipei after Beijing breakup
After the cancellation of a sister city pact with Beijing, Prague will sign an agreement with Taiwan's capital Taipei, concerning economic, business and cultural cooperation
One-fifth of Czech parents believe schools without Roma and foreign students are better
The view is mainly held by proponents of traditional teaching and disciplinary methods
Charles IV crowned greatest Czech in new poll; Karel Gott surges to #4
One-fifth of Czechs believe that 14th-century King of Bohemia and Roman Emperor Charles IV is the greatest Czech personality
Czech Pirate Party calls on UK to provide medical care to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange
"We think Julian Assange is in need of medical care, not imprisonment," says Pirates chairman Ivan Bartoš
Czech delegation led by Agriculture Minister Miroslav Toman barred from flight in Russia
A Czech delegation led by Agriculture Minister Miroslav Toman ended its visit to Russia early today after Russians barred its flight from Moscow to Kazan