Czechia forks out more cash to keep Michelin stars shining
In a landmark move, the renowned global guide will feature restaurants outside Prague; despite high costs, authorities say the investment is worthwhile.
Czech news in brief for March 7: Friday's top headlines
World order set for major changes, say Czech President, Czechia marks Masaryk’s 175th birthday, and Saharan dust to bring 'blood rain' to Czechia.
EU slaps Czechia with heavy fine for breaking whistleblowing law
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According to the EU, Czechia was far too slow in implementing the act, which is designed to protect employees from exposing company malpractice.
Czech news in brief for March 6: Thursday's top headlines
Czechia to raise defense spend to 3 percent of GDP, Prague police shoot knife attacker, suspect dies, and critically endangered antelope born in Czechia.
Czech news in brief for March 5: Wednesday's top headlines
Lower house rejects Pavel’s salary hike veto, abuse victims warn MPs against Vatican Treaty, and archaeologists uncover 14th-century street.
US tariffs may hit Czechia the hardest in EU: Here's why
Heavy dependence on the manufacturing and automotive sectors, as well as close links to the German economy, pose serious risk to Czechia.
Czech news in brief for March 4: Tuesday's top headlines
Lipavský, Rubio discuss Ukraine, transatlantic ties on call, Czechs ramp Up Ukraine aid after Trump rift, Prague’s winter among warmest on record.
Part-time work: What can Czechia learn from Germany, France, or the Netherlands?
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Czechia has the lowest employment rate for mothers with young children in the EU. Experts say part-time work could change that—if policies shift.
Czech news in brief for March 3: Monday's top headlines
London summit backs Ukraine without conditions, ozone drop to boost UV risk this week, and experts urge higher adult vaccination in Czechia.
Czech news in brief for March 2: Sunday's top headlines
Pavel calls for broad coalition to back Ukraine, Pastrňák sets Czech point streak record in NHL, and more weekend headlines.
Czech firefighters get toxic train fire in Moravia under control
An intense fire in a derailed train carrying toxic chemicals is now under control as authorities investigate the cause of the accident.
Czech news in brief for March 1: Saturday's top headlines
Pavel reaffirms Ukraine support after US talks, Prague tram driver fired over assault incident, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for February 28: Friday's top headlines
Vibrator mistaken for bomb at Prague airport, climbers clean St. Vitus Cathedral after 40 years, and Pastrňák ties Jágr's consecutive-goal record.
Uncovering Warhol's Eastern European past—a landmark exhibit comes to Czechia
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A rare exhibition in Pardubice reveals the private anxieties, immigrant roots, and untold stories behind the pop art legend.
Czech news in brief for February 27: Thursday's top headlines
Czech PM backs Israel in anti-terrorism fight, EU funds at risk in hospital corruption case, and Senate approves domestic violence definition.
EU funds at risk for Prague hospital projects amid corruption scandal
The Health Ministry warns that funding for Motol University Hospital could be forfeited if a corruption case violated EU financial interests.
Czech news in brief for February 26: Wednesday's top headlines
Czech PM: Defense spending can rise 0.2 percent of GDP, seventeen now accused in Prague hospital corruption case, teacher shortage growing in Czechia.
