Czech news in brief for March 28: Friday's top headlines
Poll: ANO leads, Pirates return to parliament, benzene found in groundwater after toxic tanker spill, and Dutch royal couple to visit Czechia.
How will Prague transport look in 2050? A new exhibit offers a sneak peek
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A new interactive exhibit at CAMP takes visitors behind the scenes of Prague's future transport infrastructure and high-speed rail developments.
'Eternal Sunshine' and 'Bird': Days of European Film brings cinematic spring to Prague
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The 32nd annual festival brings dozens of award-winning films, special showcases, and events to cities across Czechia from April 2.
Czechia and EU boost crisis preparedness amid rising security concerns
On Wednesday, Brussels called for EU citizens to stockpile a 72-hour emergency kit to face future crises as part of its Preparedness Union Strategy.
Czech news in brief for March 27: Thursday's top headlines
Czechia condemns crackdown on Turkish protests, Czech PM defends defense resolution amid boycott, and Metronome Prague dates and lineup confirmed.
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Investing in Czechia: The importance of strategy over emotions
In part two of this five-part series, Prague-based investor James Pearcy-Caldwell offers lessons, cautionary tales, and strategies for smarter investing.
Czech news in brief for March 26: Wednesday's top headlines
Czech PM to attend Ukraine summit in Paris, Czech President calls for consensus on defense, and Roma Holocaust Memorial to open visitor center.
Czech news in brief for March 25: Tuesday's top headlines
RFE/RL gets extra money (but not for long), mental health effects of Ukraine war mapped out, and people awarded for fight against communism.
On the market: 7 exceptional homes for sale in Prague and Czechia
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Shopping for a new property? See a duplex in Malá Strana, a penthouse in Smíchov, multiple flats in hip Holešovice, or a commuter's haven outside Prague.
Ahoj, Monday! Feel-good news and useful tips to face the week in Czechia
This week lose sleep but gain daylight, check out a Piano Day playlist (live or at your desk), and explore a lesser-known springtime attraction.
Czech news in brief for March 24: Monday's top headlines
Czechia may cut Russian oil supply sooner, protesters in Prague rally against SPD, racism, and the country's high-speed rail project advances.
Czechia to mark key railway anniversaries with historic train rides
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The National Technical Museum will run a series of historic train rides this spring to mark major Czech and European and railway anniversaries.
Yo, Adrian! Czech church unveils Rocky sculpture made out of 50,000 VHS tapes
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Nostalgia meets art in a monumental Rocky sculpture made from 50,000 VHS tapes now on display at the Church of St. Lawrence in Czechia's Pilsen Region.
Czechia pledges support to Radio Free Europe after Trump's funding cuts
Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala has vowed to do everything possible to ensure the continued operations of Prague-based broadcaster.
Czech news in brief for March 23: Sunday's top headlines
Pavel says Czech troops to join Ukraine peacekeeping mission, hundreds protest against the rise of the far right in Prague, and more weekend headlines.
On the market: Step inside this breathtaking First Republic villa in Prague
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The artfully restored Vila Silenta, a testament to Prague’s architectural heritage, blends old-world glamour with modern luxury.
Prague trams have a new home with opening of modernized Hloubětín depot
Prague’s first new depot in 74 years, built on the site of the former Hloubětín facility, improving efficiency and ready to host the city’s newest trams.
