Six EU countries, including Czechia, seek tighter migration laws
Czechia and five other EU states are pushing for stricter migration policies, faster processes, and stronger external border protection.
Czech news in brief for July 19: Saturday's top headlines
Czechia condemns Russian sabotage operations, Drunk man threatens children in Pilsen, and more weekend headlines.
What Czechia’s new criminal code means for cannabis, hate crimes, and sex offenders
President Pavel Thursday signed sweeping reform that eases cannabis rules, expands hate crime protections, and adds a lifelong child safety registry.
Czech news in brief for July 18: Friday's top headlines
Prague to open Ukraine return center in September, fire hits Colours fest, injures two staffers, and Slovakia backs EU sanctions, plans gas fight.
Price Czech: How much does moving cost you in Prague and beyond?
The exact location you're moving to, the size of your new apartment or house, and the timing of the move can make a difference worth thousands of crowns.
Czechia's new redesign strategy aims to fight fraud with fonts
The change aims to prevent fraudsters from misusing official visuals and to ensure the logo is displayed in a more centralized way.
UNESCO urges Prague to preserve historic railway bridge
The Czech Railway Administration has proposed replacing the 19th-century bridge with a modern structure.
Czech news in brief for July 17: Thursday's top headlines
Slovakia delays EU sanctions against Russia, Czech health care facing deficit spiral warn experts, and Kingdom Come fans flock to Trosky Castle event.
Controversy grows over Czechia’s child protection legislation
Czech human rights chief urges president to sign child protection, divorce reform law; not doing so is a 'fatal mistake.'
Czech news in brief for July 16: Wednesday's top headlines
Severe storms hit Czechia, Babiš: says ANO would ax Czech ammo initiative, and scientists seek Prague residents’ input on heat.
Czech Republic, UK sign landmark nuclear energy deal in London
After meeting his UK counterpart Keir Starmer, PM Petr Fiala said Rolls-Royce may build a small modular reactor factory in Czechia.
Czech news in brief for July 15: Tuesday's top headlines
Lipavský backs Israel-EU ties in call, Czech rescuers aid Texas flood search, and KIKO Milano to open first Prague store.
Czech-Slovak standoff over Russian gas, EU sanctions escalates
Czech PM Petr Fiala has urged his Slovak counterpoint Robert Fico not to block the 18th package of EU sanctions against Russia.
Site of Holocaust deportations in Prague begins historic transformation
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Prague’s Bubny station, a WWII deportation site for 50,000 Jews, will become a national Holocaust remembrance and education center.
Czech news in brief for July 14: Monday's top headlines
Fiala urges Fico to back EU’s Russia sanctions, reconstruction begins on Prague Holocaust station, and police seek information on Prague rape.
Czech news in brief for July 13: Sunday's top headlines
Czech-Slovak documentary wins top Karlovy Vary prize, Fiala warns Trump tariffs threaten EU trade ties, and more weekend headlines.
Czech government bans China's DeepSeek AI, warns of security risks
The government has banned the use of DeepSeek’s AI tools in public service as its cybersecurity agency warns of national security risks.
