
Prague's most scenic train route gets a new lease on life
A new agreement with the city will allow the Czech answer to Austria's soaring 'Semmering' line to keep chugging for another five years.
Foreigners are flocking to Czechia for better healthcare
Over 100,000 foreigners come to the country every year for care, saying that treatment in Czech clinics is better than at home.
Czech news in brief for January 15: Wednesday's top headlines
US-Czech relations remain strong, says Speaker, Czech Railways plans major modernization investment, and rare cloud holes spotted over Czechia.
VISUALIZED: Spiraling Czech house prices make renting cheaper than a mortgage
Surging property prices, elevated mortgage rates, and high demand mean that homeownership is becoming increasingly out of reach for people nationwide.
Ketchup packets next in line as Czechia adopts EU single-plastics squeeze
An upcoming EU directive bans condiment packets in fast food restaurants, luggage wraps at airports, and coffee creamers and sugar sachets in cafés.
2025 is the year of the Vltava: A guide to celebrating Czechia's most famous river
An ambitious series of performances and events along the Vltava will commemorate the 150th anniversary of Bedřich Smetana’s titular symphonic poem.
Czech news in brief for January 14: Tuesday's top headlines
Czechia, allies urge EU to ban Russian gas, Belgian strike affects Prague-bound flight, and earthquake tremors felt in West Bohemia.
Czech Lion nominees revealed for 2024: Watch the films with English subtitles
The Czech Film and Television Academy (ČFTA) announced the nominees for the 32nd annual Czech Lion Awards on Monday.
Legal dispute sparks debate on remote work for EU nationals in Czechia
Authorities denied a woman rightful parental compensation despite lawfully living and working in Czechia for a non-Czech, EU-based company.
Ahoj, Monday! 5 tips for surviving the week ahead in Czechia
Close out Christmas and step up your resolutions, lose yourself in Nordic film, and travel smarter this week in Czechia.
Czech news in brief for January 13: Monday's top headlines
Czech PM reflects on election promises amid war, avalanche risk rises in Czech mountains, and nominations for Czech Lions announced today.
Remains of Neanderthal hunter-gatherer settlement uncovered in Turnov
Archaeologists in the Czech town have discovered a rare site dating back to the Middle Paleolithic period around 126,000 years ago.
Six dead, eight injured in tragic restaurant fire in Most
A nighttime fire at U Kojota restaurant in Most has resulted in multiple fatalities, with a propane gas explosion suspected as the cause.
Czech news in brief for January 12: Sunday's top headlines
Six dead and eight injured in Most fire, Czech inflation exceeded 3 percent in December, conductor Mario Klemens dies at 88, and more weekend headlines.
Designers chosen for new Prague railway bridge amid calls for preservation
The Czech Railway Administration has appointed project designers for a new Vytoň Bridge, set to replace the current historic structure.
Survey: Czech households more optimistic about finances in 2025
While concerns over energy bills persist, fewer Czech households fear worsening finances compared to last year according to a recent survey.
Czech news in brief for January 11: Saturday's top headlines
Prague demonstration targets Slovak government, Czech police prosecute man for incitement to terrorism, and more weekend headlines.