What Orbán's defeat means for Czechia, the EU, and Central Europe
Magyar's win reshapes Central Europe. Czech leaders react – and analysts weigh what comes next for the EU, Ukraine, and the Visegrad Four.
Who speaks Moravian Croatian? Understanding Czechia's minority languages
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A new report shows that vulnerable languages, spoken by a smaller group of citizens, are in dangering of fading without stronger support.
Czechia's national vaccine policy faces scrutiny: Do you know which shots are mandatory?
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From childhood immunizations to adult boosters, here’s what you need to know about mandatory and optional vaccines in Czechia on World Health Day.
Who was František Palacký? Prague National Museum founder gets a new exhibition
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While Neruda and Němcová are names associated with the National Revival, Palacký’ laid the foundations for one of the country’s most vital institutions.
Czechia's new pre-parental allowance: Who qualifies and how it differs from leave
On Monday the Czech government approved a monthly payment of up to CZK 15,000 for expectant parents. Here's how it works and what it means for you.
Czechia faces growing AI bias in hiring: Who is most affected?
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Pay disparity is now being baked into the code of recruitment software used by major Czech employers. Here's what to know about this troubling topic.
A legendary Prague canteen is back. And so are the cheap lunches
We visited the legendary U Rozvařilů canteen, reopened in Bílá Labuť shopping center and found affordability, hungry crowds, and farm-fresh lunches.
A debate in a Prague pub sparked the idea. Now they’re helping expats vote in Czechia
Three friends from three different countries talked to us about how they are helping migrants go to the polls with confidence.
Irish expats in Prague grew a small St. Patrick’s parade into a festival drawing thousands
Prague's annual St. Patrick's festival kicks off today with craic carrying over to this weekend's parade and beyond.
New investigation exposes Facebook scam targeting expat apartment hunters
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Does it pay to think like an investigative journalist when looking for housing in Prague? Reporter Apolena Rychlíková says it does.
Can a child go to school in two countries? Czech court ‘experiments’ with custody limits
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Where should a child study when her parents live in two countries? An unprecedented ruling in a Czech-Slovak custody battle questions custody limits.
Washington presses Prague on defense spending as Russian threat grows
Top Czech and US officials gathered at Prague Castle Thursdsay for a security conference where two themes dominated.
Irish theater hits Prague with a Traveller wake, a wily housekeeper, and a glossary
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Martin Beanz Warde performs his acclaimed one-man show The Dead House, while John B. Keane's Moll brings 20th century Ireland to Prague via Bratislava.
TimeOut ranks two Prague cinemas among the world's 100 best
From one of Europe's oldest still-functioning cinemas to a small but chic arthouse newcomer, the Czech capital remains a cinephiles dream.
From flights to fuel bills: Middle East conflict sends prices in Czechia soaring
Airfares have spiked and gas prices are climbing, but economists say the impact on mortgages and the broader Czech economy may still be limited – for now.
In one of Europe’s most secular countries, Prague puts faith in ‘spiritual tourism’
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Prague City Tourism has launched a new initiative aimed at attracting slow travelers who seek history, culture, and serenity now.
What happened in Munich? Macinka's viral Clinton clash exposes a divided Czechia
The Czech foreign minister's culture-war pivot was a defining symbol of Munich's deepest tension: populist vs. progressive visions of the West.
