American students in Prague rethink their return to a very different US
As political tensions rise and academic freedoms are threatened, American students abroad reconsider returning to the US, seeking stability in Europe.
Pro-choice protesters halt Prague pro-life march as Europe’s abortion fight heats up
This weekend in Prague saw the March for Life blocked from reaching its destination in Wenceslas Square by women's rights advocates.
Czech one, Czech two: Iceland's one (and only) Netflix comedian is fired up for Prague
His agent gave us 15 minutes, but Ari Eldjárn gave us a full 45 of impressions, bits, and sketch comedy geekery ahead of his first show in Czechia.
Entrance exam season begins in Czechia Friday – why foreign students face inequality
With migrant students facing systemic barriers in accessing secondary education, human rights groups are calling for a fairer system for all.
As expats question US travel, an immigration lawyer weighs in on the risks
Mixed-nationality families in Czechia share their fears about the unpredictable realities at the US border. Should you worry?
This week in Czechia: The national reckoning with sexual violence deepens
Protestors asked 'How many times will this happen?' as Czechia faced backlash over a lenient sentence for years of rape and abuse of a minor.
'Berlin made me fall in love with Prague again': Chef Isaac's recipe for success in Czechia
American chef Isaac Starobin’s new Prague venture follows years of blood, sweat, and—literally—fire in the name of barbecue.
As the U.S. retreats from DEI, Czechia moves ahead with inclusivity pledges
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A Czech DEI initiative aims to clarify the meaning of these misunderstood three letters and explain why they mean business.
'Don't call a Czech waiter amigo': How to be Brazilian in Prague
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Ahead of an English-friendly Prague screening of this year's Oscar winner for International Feature, we spoke to Kino Brasil's Carolina Fernandes.
One World Film Festival takes a hard look at human rights in Trump's America
As the world continues to be shaken by recent Oval Office decisions, the festival will screen films that provide key context for these policies.
'I have a lot of empathy for expats': The unsung hero behind an online group helping women cope
Elizabeth Spacilova spends hours helping expat women face divorce, abuse, and bureaucracy—offering guidance, support, and a safe space to turn to.
Foreigners' abortion rights in Czechia: Legal on paper, denied in practice?
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Despite legal abortion access, foreign women—especially non-EU nationals—face bureaucratic, financial, and legal hurdles that can delay or deny care.
Thousands to march against global impact of Trump policies Friday in Prague
Organizers Million Moments for Democracy say Czechia’s upcoming parliamentary elections in October could drive Trump's influence home.
Prague tram driver caught on video assaulting Ukrainian family
Footage of the driver hitting a man holding a child and shouting anti-Ukrainian remarks has sparked public outrage and a government response.
INTERVIEW: Anastasiia Sihnaievska on what expats and refugees can teach each other
The co-founder of Voice of Ukraine discusses the 'battlefield of the mind,' combat geese, and building a new life in Czechia.
On this day: Václav Havel’s 1990 address to U.S. Congress looks starkly different today
OPINION: The former Czech president’s speech in Washington 35 years ago now resonates in a world where democracy’s future seems increasingly uncertain.
Michelin's rival arrives: Gault&Millau's first Czech edition crowns top restaurants
A new culinary kingmaker has landed in Czechia; how Michelin's counterpart is set to reshape the fine dining landscape.
