Former U.S. diplomat questions NATO's defense promise in Prague debate
Former U.S. diplomat Cameron Munter warned NATO’s Article 5 may not be enforceable, citing concerns about the unpredictability of Trump-era foreign policy.
Prague tram safety campaign urges caution after death of 12-year-old boy
The boy died after being struck by a tram at the Hradčanská stop in Prague 6 on Thursday morning.
Czech news in brief for April 18: Friday's top headlines
Most Czechs oppose Trump, U.S. policies, Czech medicinal cannabis reforms stall, and egg prices keep climbing ahead of Easter.
Easter 2025 in Prague: Store closures, transport changes, and festive fun
Find out what's open during the Easter holidays, including museums' and cultural spots' opening times, cultural and family events, and more.
VISUALIZED: Czech attitudes toward the Easter 'whipping' tradition by the numbers
A new study showcases how Czechs are embracing tradition, facing tension, and see changing trends in the modern Easter celebrations.
Czech cities step up public transport disinfection as Hepatitis A cases rise
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Local authorities are ramping up cleaning protocols on trams, buses, and metro trains, similar to measures taken during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Czech news in brief for April 17: Thursday's top headlines
EP President Metsola to visit Prague next week, seven die in Czech road accidents in one day, and Czechia records first summer day of 2025.
Investing in Czechia: Appearing rich versus being wealthy
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In the final of this five-part series, Prague-based investor James Pearcy-Caldwell offers lessons, cautionary tales, and strategies for smarter investing.
Record number of foreigners apply for Czech citizenship exams
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Interest in Czech language and cultural knowledge exams, which are necessary for applicants for Czech citizenship, was at a record high last year.
Czech news in brief for April 16: Wednesday's top headlines
Slovak PM defies EU plans trip to Moscow, activists pour red liquid on Russian House, and an iconic brutalist hotel reopens in Prague.
Czech Ombudsman: Universities cannot reject applicants solely based on nationality
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The judgement comes after multiple reports of eligible Russian and Belarusian students being denied a university spot due to their country of origin.
Nobel winner Olga Tokarczuk to headline Book World Prague 2025
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Among the roughly 70 international writers attending are Georgi Gospodinov of Bulgaria, Andrey Kurkov of Ukraine, and Sam Holland from the US.
Mother of Charles University shooting victim dies by suicide at Macocha Abyss
Lenka Šimůnková, whose only child Eliška died in the country’s deadliest mass shooting, was a vocal critic of the police response.
Find your dream family home at a unique new development in Prague
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Providing spaces for long-term family living in a prime location, Sunset Nebušice will create a real local community.
Czech news in brief for April 15: Tuesday's top headlines
Opposition to boycott immigration talks, Czechia lifts ban on animal imports today, and a Czech tourist dies after fall from the Great Wall of China.
As Czech egg prices crack new highs, here's where to find the best prices this Easter
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A global shortage of eggs, upcoming new laws, and export-oriented dynamics mean that prices in Czechia are rising the fastest in the EU.
Czech leaders say Russia's 'barbaric' attack on Sumy is proof it doesn't want peace
In the wake of the attack, which occurred on Palm Sunday, and killed dozens including children, officials called for tougher action against Moscow.
