DAILY NEWS UPDATE
25 years strong: Czech Republic reflects on NATO membership and the path ahead
Today, Czechia commemorates the anniversary of its NATO ascension on March 12, 1999 with a speech by ex-U.S. president Bill Clinton and a military flyover.
Czech news in brief for March 12: Tuesday's top headlines
Czech president to award Clinton state honors, inflation slowed to 2 percent in February, and Car-train collision causes Prague commute delays.
How many Oscars can Czechs claim? The answer may surprise you
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This weekend was big for film lovers; see which films Czechia awarded its top prize and read a comprehensive list of 'Czech' Oscar wins through the years.
Fighter jets over Charles Bridge to mark Czech NATO anniversary
The event observes the 25-year-anniversary of Czechia joining NATO – ex-U.S. President Bill Clinton is also in the capital to mark the event.
Czech news in brief for March 11: Monday's top headlines
ANO maintains wide lead in opinion polls, findings from shooting investigation ready in May, and more Monday headlines.
Czech news in brief for March 10: Sunday's top headlines
Czech photographer makes NASA's photo of the day, Czech hospitals want to increase fee for visits, and more Sunday headlines.
Czech news in brief for March 9: Saturday's top headlines
Czech president disappointed in US candidates, Czech jobs data shows stable unemployment, and Prague sees partial metro closure this weekend.
Survey: Half of Czechs think women should do the cooking and cleaning
Traditional gender roles prevail in Czechia where many men still believe women are 'more attuned to household needs and less inclined towards employment.'
Czech news in brief for March 8: Friday's top headlines
Czechia sources funds for 800,000 rounds of ammo for Ukraine, traditional gender roles prevail in Czechia, and lawmakers debate amalgam ban.
Czech-Slovak relations on thin ice as fallout over Ukraine intensifies
PM Fiala's cancellation of a joint cabinet meeting has thrown a spotlight on disintegrating relations between the two nations.
Czech news in brief for March 7: Thursday's top headlines
Slovak PM: Czechia is jeopardizing relations, farmers block traffic, spread manure in Prague, and Czechia passes lobbying bill aimed at corruption.
Czech news in brief for March 6: Wednesday's top headlines
Senate to debate laws on guns, money laundering, Fiala-Macron ink Czech-French partnership action plan, a pivotal Czech underground artist dies, and more.
Czech news in brief for March 5: Tuesday's top headlines
Pavel to welcome Macron at Prague Castle, German train strike to impact Czech travel, and a woman struck by a Prague tram dies on the spot.
Czech news in brief for March 4: Monday's top headlines
Czechia has met euro adoption criteria six times, more Czechs traveling abroad for Easter this year, and more Monday headlines.
Czech news in brief for March 3: Sunday's top headlines
Czech income levels have risen since joining EU, Czechia sees warmest February in 60 years, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for March 2: Saturday's top headlines
Weather records broken nationwide, Czech diplomat voices off on Russia's Navalny funeral, state talks with farmers to avoid protest, and more headlines.
Czech news in brief for March 1: Friday's top headlines
Czech tennis boss held over subsidy fraud charges, Czech ambassador to attend Navalny funeral, and hundreds of Czechs die of alcohol poisoning yearly.
