Czech Interior Minister: No temporary protection for Ukrainians after war ends
Ukrainian refugees will lose temporary protection the day after the war or a ceasefire; the Interior Ministry advises they apply for standard residency.
Why was Czechia left out of Macron’s Paris meeting on Ukraine?
Czech leaders react as major EU powers gather in Paris without them, questioning Europe's approach and reaffirming their stance on Ukraine.
Czech news in brief for February 18: Tuesday's top headlines
Czechia sees severe frost, -30°C temps recorded, Czech patients face long wait for specialists, and Prague terminal to be renamed amid construction.
Czech military chief: Russia won't get friendlier, army 'must grow'
As EU leaders rush to meet in response to the U.S.' bilateral talks with Russia this week, the Czech army head has issued a stark warning.
Czech news in brief for February 17: Monday's top headlines
Czechia sees deep freeze before weekend warm-up, Russia won't get any 'friendlier,' says General, and protestors remember Navalny in Prague.
Czech news in brief for February 16: Sunday's top headlines
Prague's Obecní dům evacuated over bomb threat, Pavel says Czechia and Germany agree on Ukraine support, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for February 15: Saturday's top headlines
Pavel to speak on Ukraine at Munich conference, caution advised on Czech roads due to snow, and more weekend headlines.
Czech leaders: Ukraine 'must agree' with terms to achieve peace
The Czech cabinet says that Ukraine must be fully satisfied with a potential deal to end the war, following Donald Trump's call with Vladimir Putin.
Czech news in brief for February 14: Friday's top headlines
Vietnam extends visa-free stays for Czechia, crown strengthens against major world currencies, and row on television and radio fees persists.
Czech news in brief for February 13: Thursday's top headlines
Far-right leader faces prosecution for inciting racial hatred, temperatures to dip further during weekend, and Czechia donating heavily to Ukraine.
EXPLAINED: Why the stakes are high for Czechia at the Munich Security Conference
President Pavel is set to attend what the Czech Foreign Ministry describes as 'one of the largest and most important security conferences of our time.'
Czech news in brief for February 12: Wednesday's top headlines
Pavel to attend Munich Security Conference, Czech aluminum, steel exports face U.S. tariffs, and Czech dentists face anesthetic shortage.
Corruption scandals and lax oversight drag Czechia down in global ranking
Transparency International attributes the country’s worsening position to postponed reforms, low political integrity, and unchecked public contracting.
Czech news in brief for February 11: Tuesday's top headlines
Pavel: AI can 'revolutionize' but has risks, Ukrainians can extend protection from today, and state wants to further restrict energy drinks.
Czech unemployment rises, but job opportunities for foreigners remain strong
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Unemployment in Czechia rose slightly in January, but opportunities for foreign workers remain strong, with many entry-level jobs still available.
Czech news in brief for February 10: Monday's top headlines
Czech military probes Ukraine drone smuggling, 116 same-sex couples enter new partnerships, and Czechia braces for snow, freezing rain this week.
Police evacuate Prague hotel after suspicious wire found on door handle
Police were called after hotel staff reported that a guest had not left his room; a wire was found wrapped around the door handle.
