Czech news in brief for September 5: Saturday's top morning headlines
Police could shut shops selling harmful synthetic drugs, a new study finds that the Czech minimum wage is not enough to get by, and more headlines.
Czech news in brief for September 4: Friday's top afternoon headlines recap
Czech Foreign MInister duped by activist group, domestic car supplies in trouble after Volkswagen cuts, and a key Prague route restored.
Andy Warhol museum reopens in Slovakia: How to visit from Czechia
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A special Prague–Medzilaborce train will mark the reopening of Europe's only Andy Warhol museum after a EUR 16 million renovation.
Czechia's health app gets an upgrade: Who can use it and how does it work?
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The revamped app puts screenings, lab results and medical records on your phone. Here's what foreign residents need to know about eligibility.
Czech news in brief for September 4: Friday's top morning headlines
Czechia to Curb Russian diplomats' travel, Czech firms are Europe's most optimistic, and mushroom season gets a boost from late rain.
Czech autumn festivals to mark on your calendar now
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From wine harvests and St. Martin’s goose to Signal, Prague Sounds, Designblok and autumn film festivals, here’s what to put on your fall calendar.
Czech news in brief for September 3: Thursday's top afternoon headlines recap
Weekend traffic alert as Prague race kicks off, rising wages, a major EZKarta upgrade, and a daring metro rescue make today’s news.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for September 4–6
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This weekend in Prague caters to arcade lovers, fungi enthusiasts, legendary rock band groupies, and all in between.
Czech startup puts a beer tap on a battery for forest drinking
A Czech family-run startup has launched a battery-powered beer tap designed to bring draft beer to places without access to electricity.
VIDEO: Czech president tells CNN Russia is failing and targeting Europe
Czech President Petr Pavel spoke with CNN's Christiane Amanpour about Ukraine, Russian hybrid attacks in Europe and the future of NATO.
Czech news in brief for September 3: Thursday's top morning headlines
Pavel: Putin's war unified NATO, not divided it, Czechia weighs tightening refugee protections, and new tram lights target 'phone zombies'.
Czech news in brief for September 2: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines recap
Czech police reopens case Jan Masaryk's death, government officials worried about security situation in Germany, and how much do Czechs spend on holiday?
Suicide or murder? Czech police exhume Masaryk as case reopens
Police have exhumed Jan Masaryk’s remains nearly 79 years after his death to investigate whether the former foreign minister was murdered.
Czech news in brief for September 2: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Justice Ministry seek to toughen drunk-crime law, Prague loses embankment café lease appeal, and German DJ Boris Brejcha heads to Prague.
Czech news in brief for September 1: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines recap
Draft state budget for next year faces early criticism, Czech football team chooses Adidas over Puma, and some dog news.
Prague opens a 40-meter hillside slide adults can ride too
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Prague’s new 40-meter slide opens in Dejvice on Sept. 1. Adults can ride too, making it a fun stop on a day trip to nearby Baba and its famous views.
Czechia’s 2027 budget deficit: What it could mean for your mortgage, loans, and savings
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The government's CZK 389 billion deficit could keep mortgage rates higher for longer, while raising questions about inflation, loans and household costs.
