Prague reports surge in hepatitis A cases as city faces worst outbreak since 2008
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Hepatitis A cases in Prague have risen to 505 this year, prompting public cleaning efforts and vaccination warnings amid growing health concerns.
Czech news in brief for September 6: Saturday's top headlines
Heavy rain hits Prague with sun forecast for Sunday, Czech crown strengthens to 2018 levels vs. dollar, and more weekend headlines.
Traffic, tram disruptions to hit central Prague Saturday for international race
Parts of the city center, including Wenceslas Square and Na Příkopě, will be closed off for hours, with over five tram lines also interrupted.
Prague’s Asia festival to combat xenophobia with K-pop and curry this weekend
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Visitors can wander between stalls offering everything from Vietnamese pho to Korean bibimbap, Pakistani curries, and Japanese matcha desserts.
Prague opens first steamship museum aboard historic 1938 vessel
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The Vyšehrad paddle steamer has opened in Prague, becoming a permanent cultural attraction marking 160 years of Vltava navigation.
Prague community on alert after repeated anti-Semitic attacks on Jewish shop
Police are on the hunt for the suspect, and community leaders urge vigilance among residents and expats.
How to learn Czech (or any language) in Prague: 7 practical tips
Whether you’re tackling Czech, English, or another language, these schools, courses and tutors can help you speak with more confidence (and less panic).
Czech news in brief for September 5: Friday's top headlines
LGBT Czechs distrust politicians on rights, Fiala warns ANO could ally with extremists, and Czechia gifts glasswork to UN HQ.
Where to find mushrooms near Prague during foraging season
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You don't need to spend time driving outside the capital to look for mushrooms: we show you the best places local to you where you can fill your baskets.
Czech coalition party wants to adopt euro 'as soon as possible'
Replacing the crown with the euro has long been a point of division across the current government and is a key issue ahead of the early-October election.
Czech news in brief for September 4: Thursday's top headlines
Fiala warns of extremism in campaign speech, Czech wage growth beats forecast, and more.
Traditional Czech pastry among world's top 100 dishes
Wallachian pastry ranks 99th in prestigious TasteAtlas Awards, Czechia's only representative.
Czechia secures record investment to launch Toyota's first European EV plant
The Czech prime minister underscored that the deal was very good news for the country's economy and manufacturing industry.
Czech news in brief for September 3: Wednesday's top headlines
Hepatitis A cases climb in Czechia, Czech election debates set to dominate airwaves, and Prague’s Signal Festival debuts 3D water wall.
US visa law now demands in-person interviews: What Czech-expat families need to know
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The US State Department has warned that the sweeping change may cause longer wait times and scheduling challenges, advising people to begin plans early.
Czech news in brief for September 2: Tuesday's top headlines
Early September to see warm temperatures, attack on Babiš sparks outrage in Czech politics, and Czechia’s largest drone show dazzles Hradec.
Silent procession for children of Palestine, Israel to pass through Prague
The procession comes as national concern over the conflict in Gaza grows.
