Czech news in brief for February 12: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
President Pavel to address populism in Munich, Lufthansa strike cancels Prague flights, and Czech satisfaction with EU at 15-year high.
Czechia to extend Ukrainian workers' residency despite populist pressure
The cabinet led by Prime Minister Andrej Babiš will extend a program allowing economically independent Ukrainian refugees to secure long-term residency.
Czech news in brief for February 12: Thursday's top morning headlines
Babiš meets Macron in Paris, temperatures to hit zero this weekend, and hockey captain Červenka confident ahead of today's Canada opener.
Czech news in brief for February 11: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Former Czech PM rules out Senate or presidential bids, Prague reveals Lítačka overhaul plans, and Berlinale opens with Czech co-productions.
Czech news in brief for February 11: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Lawmakers to vote on historic deficit today, Lufthansa pilots announce Thursday strike, and children in Czechia share private data, face sexting.
Czech news in brief for February 10: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Opposition urges response to Epstein files, endangered giraffe born in Dvůr Králové Zoo, and director Martin Scorsese arrives in Prague.
Czechia's corruption score rises, but experts warn of 'extreme' times ahead
Transparency International’s annual ranking shows gains for Czechia, but analysts warn the progress may be superficial and short-lived.
Czech news in brief for February 10: Tuesday's top morning headlines
U.S. Secretary of State Rubio to visit Slovakia, Hungary, Czechia climbs in corruption perception index, and Prague Comic Con announces lineup.
Czech news in brief for February 9: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Czechia to widen human trafficking definition, Czech police investigate local Epstein links, and Lipno's emerald green ice visible from space.
What Czechia’s higher unemployment numbers really mean for you
Czech unemployment rose, but new benefits mean more security and choice for workers; higher numbers don’t necessarily signal a weaker job market.
Czech news in brief for February 9: Monday's top morning headlines
Interior Ministry fails to protect soft targets, gold and silver medals spark Olympic fever in Czechia, and Babiš supports social media ban for children.
Czechia strikes gold and silver in historic Olympic weekend in Milan
As of Monday morning, Czechia sits in a strong 7th place on the overall medal table, tied with France and Sweden.
Czech news in brief for February 8: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Snowboarder Maděrová wins Olympic gold, Czech police not investigating Epstein cases, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for February 8: Sunday's top morning headlines
Energy prices drive inflation to nine-year low, police investigate poisonings linked to 'legal' cannabis, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for February 7: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Babiš says Macinka mishandled messages to Prague Castle, KFC says Czech restaurants are safe after inspections, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for February 7: Saturday's top morning headlines
Pavel to give police statement over text dispute, athletes raise Czech flag at 2026 Winter Olympics, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for February 6: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Czechia to slash foreign humanitarian aid, EU finds TikTok design illegally addictive, and butter prices hit lowest level since 2016.
