
June 4 vigil in Prague to remember Tiananmen Square massacre
A banner featuring the Pillar of Shame memorial, which was seized by Hong Kong police last month, will be part of a June 4 vigil in Prague.
Czech leaders discuss new US defense deal, upcoming NATO summit
President Petr Pavel, Prime Minister Petr Fiala, and opposition leader Andrej Babiš met on Friday to discuss foreign policy and national security.
News in brief for June 3: AI- and VR-themed Innovate Pilsen festival opens to public
The top headlines for the Czech Republic on Saturday, June 3, 2023, updated throughout the day to keep you up to speed.
Where are you most likely to get into a tram accident in Prague?
Accident numbers are back at their pre-pandemic levels, and for pedestrians the main cause is inattentive behavior.
Culture for June 2023: The best performances, art, and film in Czechia this month
A monthly round up of must-see exhibits, live music, theater, and movies curated by Expats.cz staffers.
VIDEO OF THE WEEK: Czech parliament breaks into dance for Children's Day
June 1 was International Children's Day, and Czech parliamentarians – joined by children in the Chamber of Deputies – danced to a well-known folk song.
Lidl supermarkets extending hours in stores across Czechia
Many branches in Prague will be open until 10 p.m., while an outlet on Na Příkopě will be open until 11 p.m.
News in brief for June 2: Czech healthcare workers announce strike alert
The top headlines for the Czech Republic on Friday, June 2, 2023, updated throughout the day to keep you up to speed.
WEEKLY QUIZ: Trailblazing Czech women – can you name these influential figures?
Forbes CZ has just published its expansive list of Czechia's most influential women who come from all walks of life – how many do you know?
7 perfect picnic ideas for Prague including tasty tips for delivery baskets
The Czech capital's lush parks provide an idyllic setting for an outdoor feast or low-key nosh. Here's where to spread your blanket and what to order.
Czech Justice Ministry's Childhood Without Violence Initiative would abolish corporal punishment
Czechia lags behind other European countries in meeting international obligations to protect children.
PHOTO GALLERY: Activists inflate giant purple octopus in Prague
Greenpeace is calling for Czech officials to halt deep-sea mining as the nation's stance on the issue currently remains uncertain.
Czechia helped pave the way for upcoming EU negotiations on AI regulation
The position adopted under the Czech EU presidency laid the groundwork for upcoming discussions over innovation and privacy.
Czech news in brief for June 1: Cold front moving in for weekend, forest-fire alert remains active
The top headlines for the Czech Republic on Thursday, June 1, 2023, updated throughout the day to keep you up to speed.
Ready for a language adventure? Enroll in summer courses and master Czech
Level up your Czech this summer with Charles University’s fun and immersive courses, now in their 20th year.
Czechia reveals its most-visited tourist attractions: What are yours?
From water attractions to historic favorites, these were the most visited places in the Czech Republic last year. Vote for your favorite in our poll!
Rock for People brings big acts and a solar-powered stage to Hradec Králové
Part of the festival area will rely on solar and hydrogen power, giving a glimpse to the future of similar events.