Czech news in brief for April 6: Sunday's top headlines
Czech farmers brace for frost damage after cold spell, Liberec WWII children's memorial vandalized, and more weekend headlines.
The first of Prague's new-look trams has arrived in the Czech capital
Test operations for the highly-anticipated new vehicles are set to begin soon ahead of passenger service later this year.
The world's largest glass skeleton is now hanging in Prague
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Designed by Czech glassmakers, the impressive sculpture weighing 500 kg and measuring nearly five meters is now on display at Levels in Máj Národní.
Czechia's first driverless passenger train takes to the railways
The autonomous train EDITA carried its first passengers in Czechia on Friday, running without any intervention from a driver during selected segments.
Czech news in brief for April 5: Saturday's top headlines
Prague Stock Exchange falls in wake of Trump tariffs, Czechs raise over CZK 1.2 million for Myanmar, and more weekend headlines.
25 essential services every expat in Czechia should know about
From relocation to dealing with visas, finding a babysitter, cleaner, or even a flat, these go-to services will make daily life in Czechia easier.
Travel alert: Prague Half Marathon causes road closures and tram diversions Saturday
The race will lead to multiple road closures in the city center and across Prague 4, 5, 7, and 8, while many trams and buses will be rerouted.
Czech news in brief for April 4: Friday's top headlines
Ukraine war outcome will reflect West's strength, Czech exporters warn of layoffs due to tariffs, and dozens compete for best Pilsner pour today.
Prague's small but mighty Malaysian community dances onto the culture scene
Ahead of a Malaysian dance event in Prague, we spoke to CAIAC’s Sanju Ramasamy-Hornikova about the capital’s small but vocal Malaysian community.
Queen of the Stone Age: World's oldest, curviest sculpture gets a rare showing in Czechia
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The famed ceramic treasure, crafted around 32,000 years ago during the Paleolithic period, will be seen 'out of the box' for the first time ever.
Czech news in brief for April 3: Thursday's top headlines
Trump tariffs to hit Czechia hard, hundreds protest low sentences for sex offenders, and massive spider sculpture crawls into Prague.
More flights, new routes: Where can you fly to this summer from Czechia?
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Ramped-up connections and new cities, including to popular south European destinations and different continents, give travelers plenty of options in 2025.
Czech news in brief for April 2: Wednesday's top headlines
RFE/RL begins unpaid leave for Prague staff, Chinese car giant launches EMVs in Czechia, and severe frosts to hit the country this weekend.
Investing in Czechia: Why risk management is simply essential
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In part three of this five-part series, Prague-based investor James Pearcy-Caldwell offers lessons, cautionary tales, and strategies for smarter investing.
President Pavel signs military incentive law, offering recruits up to CZK 1 million
The increased benefits of military service intend to attract mid-level professionals in electrical engineering and IT, says the defense ministry.
Prague's newest tram route? A fictional ride down storied Golden Lane
The Czech capital's transit authority shows off its sense of humor on April 1 with plans for its newest tram line.
Czech news in brief for April 1: Tuesday's top headlines
Babiš defends Le Pen after conviction, Menšík stuns Djokovic to win Miami Open title, and experts say Czechia’s cannabis penalties are too harsh.
