Czech news in brief for June 21: Friday's top headlines
Prague bus arsonist had ties to Russia, Prague buys Wenceslas Square building for CZK 3.5bn, and second-round entrance exam results now online.
Czech news in brief for June 20: Thursday's top headlines
Senate approves record candidates for state honors, 1.2 million watch Czech-Portugal football match, and Prague's Metronome festival begins today.
American actor Viggo Mortensen to attend Karlovy Vary Film Festival as special guest
A host of actors and directors, including Clive Owen, Daniel Brühl, and Steven Soderbergh, will feature at the annual event, which starts June 28.
Prague Pride announces dates for 2024 rainbow march
This year's theme is March for Every Family; some 70,000 participants are expected to attend the parade, which begins in the city's Wenceslas Square.
Prague maintains its status as Czechia's best place to live
The Czech capital's quality healthcare, safety, high-quality infrastructure and abundant education opportunities sets it apart from other Czech regions.
Czech news in brief for June 19: Wednesday's top headlines
Czechia experiences its first 'tropical' night, Czech inflation slightly higher than EU average, and Chinese emperors' treasures to be shown in Prague.
Czech news in brief for June 18: Tuesday's top headlines
EU commissioner nominee to be named by summer, Ukrainian refugees find illegal work easier, and Czech archeologists uncover prehistoric mound.
Czech news in brief for June 17: Monday's top headlines
Czech president: Peace summit met expectations, Prague arson suspect was not a professional, and summer car travel will be pricier this year.
Czech news in brief for June 16: Sunday's top headlines
Foreign press highlight Pellegrini-Fico alliance, Czech president attends Swiss summit on Ukraine, and experts warn of AI threat to environment.
Czech news in brief for June 15: Saturday's top headlines
Czech police end manhunt for murder suspect after foreigner arrest, health experts warn of dengue fever, and cycle race to close some roads in Prague.
Czech news in brief for June 14: Friday's top headlines
MPs continue debating postal voting, European holidays will cost Czechs more, and Czechia to send second astronaut into space.
Czech reforms aim to empower women at work and at home
Reforms for ensuring gender balance in the boardroom as well as making divorce easier represent strides towards empowering Czech women.
Czech news in brief for June 13: Thursday's top headlines
Czechia bans seven new psychoactive substances, Czech police mishandled Feri case, and collision leads to four-hour closure of Prague tunnels.
Czech news in brief for June 12: Wednesday's top headlines
Gun dealers likely to report suspicious purchases sooner, Czechia rebuilds frontlines in Ukraine, and prices for cottages in Czechia decline.
Czech PM blames Prague arson attack on Russia, claims 'hybrid war'
Petr Fiala has said that the man behind an attack on the bus garage of the Prague Transport Company last week operated for the Russian state.
Czech news in brief for June 11: Tuesday's top headlines
House could discuss tightening of gun law today, Škoda Group's sales soared last year, and Karlovy Vary film fest to show Kafka retrospective.
Czech news in brief for June 10: Monday's top headlines
Czechia sees record voter turnout for EU parliament elections, bus station closes due to suspicious luggage, and Litomyšl festival opens with Smetana.