Czech news in brief for July 15: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Two PID buses collide near Prague, one woman airlifted, New footage emerges in Turek crash, and Czech highway vignette prices should freeze.
Clock changes are here to stay in Czechia, at least until 2031
A Czech plan will keep daylight saving time in place through 2031, despite years of EU debate over whether seasonal clock changes should end.
Czech news in brief for July 14: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Bomb threat shuts Prague's main train station, Czechia backs Chat Control extension in EU vote, and Colours of Ostrava prep is underway.
Bomb threat forces evacuation and halts traffic at Prague’s main train station
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The emergency operation began shortly before 8 a.m. when police announced they were clearing the country's busiest transit hub.
How to win a rental in Prague: The documents and profile landlords now expect
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Renting in Prague is increasingly competitive. These are the documents, references, and details landlords now expect from successful applicants.
30+ English-friendly events worth your time this week in Czechia
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This week’s calendar runs from July 13-19, with tips for wine festivals, language exchange meetups, and the Prague echoes of Czechia's biggest film fest.
Czech news in brief for July 12: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Tensions between Czech president and PM renewed, heat returns to Czechia with storms and fire risk this week, and more top headlines.
From Pune to Prague: Škoda SUV makes 13-country, 20,000-kilometer drive
An Indian-made Škoda Kylaq crossed 13 countries and two continents on a 70-day drive to the home of the Czech automaker.
Czech news in brief for July 12: Sunday's top morning headlines
Czech leaders praise Nosková's Wimbledon win, KVIFF Crystal Globe goes to Czech co-production, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for July 11: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Czech leaders receive Turkish revolvers at NATO summit, Czech helicopter aids French wildfires, and more weekend headlines.
Czech team builds record-breaking Lego World Cup trophy displayed in New York
A team of 59 people from Lego’s Kladno factory created a record-setting FIFA World Cup trophy replica from more than 1.3 million bricks.
Historic Zlín Baťa building to be demolished in wake of devastating fire
A historic Baťa factory building in Zlín will likely be demolished after a major fire. Police are investigating possible negligence.
Czech news in brief for July 11: Saturday's top morning headlines
Czech funding for Ukraine arms results in coalition dispute, Zlín landmark to be demolished after fire, and more Saturday headlines.
This week in polls: How our readers reacted to the news
Every weekday we ask our readers about Czechia's hottest topics. Here's what this week's polls revealed – cast your vote now.
Wimbledon's first-ever all-Czech final: What makes Czechia a tennis superpower?
Wimbledon's first all-Czech women's final highlights Czechia's remarkable tennis legacy and the system that keeps producing Grand Slam champions.
Czech minimum wage 2027: Record increase, who is affected, and what to know
Learn how the Czech minimum wage increase could affect workers, employers, and the economy and which roles are likely to feel the biggest impact.
Tesco weighs Central Europe exit amid Czech grocery market shake-up
Changing shopping habits and the rise of discount chains such as Lidl have put pressure on Tesco's traditional hypermarket model.
