Czech weather: Midweek rain, brief warmth and a chilly November ahead
Temperatures could approach 20 degrees Celsius on Wednesday before rain arrives, with colder mornings and below-average temperatures ahead.
Czechia criticizes US defense chief Hegseth for ‘lack of respect’ over Afghanistan comments
The US Secretary of Defense downplayed the role played by NATO allies in Afghanistan, prompting a response from several Alliance members.
Flooded Czech village reemerges as drought drains Orlík reservoir
Foundations, old roads and bridge remains have emerged at Orlík, revealing traces of communities submerged more than six decades ago.
19 things to do in Prague this week – from pumpkin carving to science films
Also: a new LEGO store opens on Na Příkopě, while trick or treating, wine tastings, art tours and international concerts fill the week.
Czech ministry warns travelers in France to avoid protests and rallies
Clashes and transport disruption have prompted a Czech travel advisory, with a nationwide general strike announced in France for Nov. 5.
Prague driving-test shortage leaves learners waiting months for licenses
With six of the city's 21 examiner positions vacant, some driving-school students face delays of nearly six months before completing their final exams.
Prague's Smíchov station opens new platforms Tuesday as major renovation advances
Two upgraded platforms will welcome passengers on October 20, while other parts of the busy railway hub close for the next stage of construction.
Czech glass museum unwraps a new display of 6,000 Christmas ornaments
Jablonec’s Museum of Glass and Jewelry will open a permanent display exploring the variety and history of glass Christmas decorations.
Prague rally marks 125 years of Výtoň Railway Bridge with plea to save it
Around 100 people called for repairs to the historic railway bridge, whose future remains disputed amid tight restrictions on train traffic.
Czech government to consider CZK 1 billion fund for startups
The proposed fund would channel state money through private investors, but business groups say growing firms also need later-stage financing.
Festival of Minorities in Havlíčkův Brod finds common ground in humor
Havlíčkův Brod’s second Festival of Minorities will bring Ukrainian, Vietnamese and Mongolian cultures together through humor, music and food on Nov. 1.
Fewer foreign truck and bus drivers gain Czech licenses amid shortage
New Czech truck and bus licenses issued to non-EU drivers fell 37 percent in four years, as the country faces a shortage of 25,000 drivers.
Prague police seek man accused of threatening tram passengers with knife
Police are asking for help identifying a man who allegedly threatened a family on tram 22 Saturday; they also want the victims to come forward.
Who’s watching whom? Brno Zoo’s new tiger takes to people-watching
The Sumatran tiger often rests beside the viewing glass, while Brno Zoo negotiates the arrival of a female from Indonesia for future breeding.
Czech-developed AI and workplace projects win ABSL business awards
Johnson & Johnson, SAP and other employers won recognition for projects spanning payroll, AI training, employee engagement and office design.
Czechia plans higher hiring quotas for Filipino and Indian workers
Employers say recruitment limits are too low, while a Prague hospital prepares to welcome about 50 nurses and other health professionals.
Czech pharmacy vaccination plan faces revisions after government debate
The Health Ministry is revising legislation to allow pharmacy vaccinations, but no date has been set for its return to the government.




