
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.
Renovation of iconic Kotva department store begins on its 50th anniversary
The brutalist-structuralist building was a flagship for socialist commerce in Czechoslovakia, but has struggled low demand and interest in recent decades.
Czech unemployment rises, but job opportunities for foreigners remain strong
Unemployment in Czechia rose slightly in January, but opportunities for foreign workers remain strong, with many entry-level jobs still available.
Ahoj, Monday! 5 tips for surviving the week ahead in Czechia
Valentine's Day tips (and chocolate tricks to avoid) plus last-minute spring break ideas, and more.
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.
Noise for Ukraine: Prague concert marks three years since Russian invasion
A protest concert outside the Russian Embassy in Prague will feature performances by both Czech and Ukrainian artists on Monday, Feb. 24.
On International Pizza Day, these are Czechia's top 5 favorite pies
According to data from Bolt Food, the most-ordered pizzas in the Czech Republic range from four cheese to the polarizing Hawaiian.
Czech muesli to reach Mexican Walmart shelves after contract deal
Emco has secured a significant deal to supply Walmart stores in Mexico, marking an expansion of its growing international presence.
Czech news in brief for February 9: Sunday's top headlines
Czech real estate prices up seven percent year-on-year, MPs to debate laws for self-driving cars, and more weekend headlines.
Graduates of Prague Film School helped make the Oscar-nominated short Anuja
Five alumni of Prague Film School worked on Anuja, which has earned a nomination for Best Live Action Short at this year's Academy Awards.
Hot topic: Should Czech schools hang up on mobile phones in classrooms?
While other countries have instituted nationwide bans on phones in schools, Czechia leaves it up to individual institutions to decide.
Czech news in brief for February 8: Saturday's top headlines
Czechia seeks exemption from US AI chip limits, Slovaks in Brno protest against Fico, and more weekend headlines.
Watch parties, drinks, and food: Where to see Super Bowl LIX in Prague
The marquee event in American football sees many major pubs and bars stay open until the early hours: here are 15 to choose from.
VISUALIZED: Where do Prague’s international tourists come from?
New data reveals the top nationalities among Prague’s 8 million visitors in 2024, with many increasingly opting for luxury experiences.
Czech news in brief for February 7: Friday's top headlines
Lipavský: Czechia, US align on key global issues, Czech govt. earmarks 5.1 billion for affordable housing, and Czech castle braces for tourist boom.
Exploring Prague’s Troja district: Where history meets modern living
New developments such as the Bella Vista residence, are reshaping Troja while preserving the area’s distinctive character.
Bolt launches women-only ride option in Czechia to boost safety and inclusivity
The new feature gives women the choice of riding with women drivers, enhancing security and expanding opportunities in the industry.