Foreign students now make up nearly a fifth of Prague’s schoolchildren
Children from abroad account for 7.7 percent of primary pupils nationwide, with Ukrainians making up the largest group and numbers still rising.
Czech news in brief for August 28: Friday's top morning headlines
Strnad tops richest Czechs list again, a tick-borne fever is edging toward Czechia, and ticket scalpers target free castle days.
Fresh wave of Russian-linked threats hits Czechia online and off
Czech intelligence warns of Russian sabotage risks as fake websites, TikTok accounts and social profiles spread pro-Russian narratives in Czechia.
Czech news in brief for August 27: Thursday's top morning headlines
Czech police brace for foreign fan clashes, Amazon warehouse fight tests Bohemian town, and Czech man on trial in Malta for balcony nudity.
Foreigners in Czechia could face mandatory deportation for major crimes
The governing coalition wants mandatory deportation for foreign nationals convicted of specified crimes carrying prison sentences of three years or more.
Czech news in brief for August 26: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Deportation proposed for major crimes, trams above National Museum return early, and Prague's dream of an Apple store dies.
Why Czech salaries still feel low even as wages rise
Czech wages are growing rapidly, but new data on household finances and the 2027 minimum wage show why many workers still don't feel better off.
Prague is building more bike routes. So why aren't more people cycling?
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Prague's cycling network now stretches about 550 kilometers. Here's where the city has added and what's next.
Czechia considers limits on alcohol, energy drinks, and CBD: How does Europe compare?
Czechia is considering new limits on alcohol, energy drinks and psychoactive substances. Here's what's changing, and how Europe compares.
Czech news in brief for August 25: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Pavel says cabinet ignored his veto, government takes aim at CBD production, and rain brings hope for mushroom hunters.
Czech news in brief for August 24: Monday's top morning headlines
China continues cyber-spying in Czechia, autumn chill arrives, and Tesco tests 40-min grocery delivery in Prague.
Czech news in brief for August 23: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Babiš vows crackdown on synthetic drugs, Czech Perseid photos highlighted by NASA, and more Sunday headlines.
Czech news in brief for August 23: Sunday's top morning headlines
Pavel talks business visas with US congressmen, Czechia helps restore Syria’s water supply, and more Sunday headlines.
Czech news in brief for August 22: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Rainfall improves Czech river levels, PM backs spending before budget cuts, Berlin honors Czech-born trans pioneer, and more headlines.
Czech news in brief for August 22: Saturday's top morning headlines
Czechia battered by heavy overnight storms, Czech budget deficit set to widen, Defense minister quiet on Ukraine talks, and more top headlines.
EXPLAINED: What a toilet-paper fight tells us about Czech politics today
A toilet-paper shortage that may not even exist has become a revealing fight over populism, power, and the politics of playing the hero.
Hundreds in Prague mark 1968 invasion with protest outside Russian Embassy
Demonstrators gathered in Prague to remember the Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 and protest Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine.
