Pressure mounts in Czechia to drop Kneecap from Rock for People lineup
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Jewish leaders called on the festival to ban the group for its alleged ‘anti-Semitic’ remarks; Glasgow's TRNSMT Festival removed the band for safety fears.
Czech news in brief for May 30: Friday's top headlines
Bus crash injures 25, driver used drugs, U.S. visa rules may deter Czech students, and bear meat on the menu in Slovakia.
How Czech divorce reform will make ending a marriage easier and cheaper
Czechia's updated divorce law aims to simplify proceedings, reduce emotional stress, and protect children by banning corporal punishment.
Czech news in brief for May 29: Thursday's top headlines
Quasi-media outlets aid Russian disinformation, Roma sterilization victims to receive additional CZK 200M, and rare golden eagle born in Liberec.
What the Czech-China cyber clash means for your security and privacy
The cyberattack on the Czech Foreign Ministry reveals the need for stronger defenses to protect national services and personal data.
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Activists breach Prague district town hall, hoist Palestinian flag
The perpetrators also sent out a fake press release to major media outlets, with the country's public news agency duped into reporting on the event.
Czech news in brief for May 28: Wednesday's top headlines
Czech minister slams Hungary's EU conduct, Czech car output falls, and activists sue Prague over emissions.
Čapek in English: Rare edition signed by Heydrich’s assassins on display in Prague
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English Letters, signed by Operation Anthropoid paratroopers, marks the anniversary of WWII heroics at the Museum of Literature.
Czechia joins EU allies in condemning Hungary’s latest anti-LGBTQ+ laws
The Hungarian parliament passed a law banning the annual Pride march and allowing police to use facial recognition in such events.
EU crackdown could make Shein hauls to Czechia more expensive
Brussels has called on the Chinese retailer to adhere to EU consumer protection laws as it plans to impose fees on low-value parcels.
Czech news in brief for May 27: Tuesday's top headlines
Deputies to debate school, migration changes today, state seeks 16 years in sect leader murder, and a tram derails onto sidewalk in Ostrava.
Czech news in brief for May 26: Monday's top headlines
Babiš faces appeal in Stork’s Nest case, free menstrual aids coming to all schools, and Czechs begin play at Roland Garros today.
Czech news in brief for May 25: Sunday's top headlines
Czech MPs to vote on criminal law reform this week, five Czechs to compete at French Open today, and more weekend headlines
Czech news in brief for May 24: Saturday's top headlines
Historic military convoy to pass through Prague on Saturday, Czech summer camp prices up this year, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for May 23: Friday's top headlines
Senate passes Housing Support Act, fugitive drug offender returned from US, and nearly 1,900 churches open for Night of Churches.
Czechia open to 5 percent defense budget spend: What that means for the economy
President Pavel said the country is willing to boost defense spending to 5 percent of GDP if NATO agrees. But what would this mean for the economy?
Czech news in brief for May 22: Thursday's top headlines
Czechia open to 5 percent defense GDP if NATO agrees, Czech, German police tackle border delays, and Czechs bet big as faith in hockey team fading.
