Leader Talks: TKC Director of Real Estate Andrea Straube on trends in Prague luxury real estate
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Demand for luxury real estate in Prague is growing in line with the city's importance as a tourism and business hub.
Take a look at Prague’s new tram design—the first in 20 years
Škoda Group revealed the first prototype of its new ForCity Plus 52T tram on Monday, a sleek, low-floor model tailored for the capital's hilly terrain.
Czech news in brief for January 28: Tuesday's top headlines
New party aims to revive right-wing in Czechia, candlelight procession honors Terezín victims, and Prague Airport's new runway plans gain traction.
Spring holidays are on the way: When does your child have break in Czechia?
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Schools across the country have their spring break at different times—even Prague schools all vary, depending where in the capital they are.
Ahoj, Monday! 6 tips for surviving the week ahead in Czechia
This week marks the year of snake, the beginnings of spring break around the country and the countdown to Masopust.
Czech news in brief for January 27: Monday's top headlines
Czech plan to restrict Russian diplomats' movement grows, mild temperatures to be replaced by snowfall, and Letná event kicks off carnival season.
Why Czech media independence is under threat – and what we can learn from Slovakia
Public broadcasters face mounting challenges across Central Europe, raising questions about press freedom and political influence.
Czech news in brief for January 26: Sunday's top headlines
Czechia sees record high January temperatures, Siniaková wins doubles title at Australian Open, and more weekend headlines.
Hot topic: Should passengers at Prague Airport be cut off before takeoff?
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Ryanair has called for a two-drink limit at airports to curb disruptive behavior, urging EU authorities to take action for safer flights.
Czech news in brief for January 25: Saturday's top headlines
Macron and Harris are among among the most trusted foreign leaders by Czechs, Pavel to attend Auschwitz liberation commemoration, and more headlines.
AI boom among young Czechs: These are the tools reshaping work and study
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Seperate surveys have found that young people in Czechia rely on the technology in and out of the classroom, but say teachers lack understanding of it.
Czech news in brief for January 24: Friday's top headlines
Prague inspects restaurants with outdoor gardens for fire safety, Philip Morris to grow Kutná Hora plant, and Czech film Waves fails to secure Oscar nod.
Plant-based foods will no longer need strict labeling in Czechia
The government's decision is seen as a victory for producers of plant-based, vegetarian food, though other bodies worry that consumers will be misled.
VISUALIZED: Czechia has over 1 million foreigners—where do they come from?
New statistics show exactly which nationalities make Czechia their home, with surprising inclusions such as Mauritian, Samoan, and Eswatini.
5 upcoming Prague culture events you'll love—from Squid Game music to 'Sex' secrets
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Spring in Prague has a TV twist as well as a Broadway bent with 'Phantom' taking the stage for the first time in Czechia this spring.
Russian disinformation set to target Czechia via social media, warns intelligence chief
Disinformation campaigns are likely to escalate ahead of the elections, threatening electoral integrity and democracy, says Michal Koudelka, BIS head.
Czech news in brief for January 23: Thursday's top headlines
Trump tariff threats drive Czech firms abroad, Pirates push for regulated cannabis market, and Langweil's model returning to Prague museum.
