Czech, Polish PMs bond over cartoon icons to counter Russian-linked disinfo
Andrej Babiš and Donald Tusk enlisted Krtek and Reksio to reaffirm Czech-Polish friendship after a fake territorial dispute spread online.
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EU citizens in Czechia face mandatory registration under new residency bill
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EU citizens living in Czechia for more than 90 days would have to register with authorities from 2030 under legislation approved by Czech MPs.
Czech news in brief for September 12: Saturday's top morning headlines
Tusk gives Babiš Krtek in unity gesture, ancient Prague manuscript travels to Italy, warm summer weather may not be over, and more weekend headlines.
9/11 firefighter marks 25th anniversary of attacks in Prague
New York firefighter Jim Manahan, who responded to the World Trade Center attacks, joined Prague commemorations marking 25 years since 9/11.
Czech news in brief for September 11: Friday's top afternoon headlines recap
Czech President will fly to New York, population drops in 2026, and a Prague architectural landmark reopens to the public after years.
Exhibitions, concerts and video-mappings: Prague celebrates Václav Havel on 90th anniversary
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With his 90th anniversary approaching on October 5, Prague is teeming with events commemorating the late president, dissident and author.
Prague's restored Industrial Palace opens to public, but only for 18 days
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The Prague landmark will open for guided tours from Sept. 25 to Oct. 11, offering a rare first look after its multibillion-crown restoration.
Václav Havel Library in Prague renamed after dispute: What happened?
The Václav Havel Library has become the First Presidential Library after the former Czech president's widow withdrew permission to use his name.
Czech news in brief for September 11: Friday's top morning headlines
V4 rejects cuts to key EU funding, government plans unemployment benefit cuts, and more Friday headlines.
Czech news in brief for September 10: Thursday's top afternoon headlines recap
Czech PM attends Visegrad Group summit in Slovakia, fuel prices surge across Czechia, and Petřín funicular prepares to reopen.
The best autumn food and drink festivals in Prague and beyond
From craft beer and Prosecco to pickles, coffee and chocolate, here are the best festivals this autumn to eat and drink your way through Czechia.
Back on track: Prague's Petřín funicular to reopen after two years on Sept. 22
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Prague's Petřín funicular will carry passengers again from Sept. 22 with new glass-covered cars, higher capacity and a CZK 100 single-ride fare.
Shorter wait times on entry? Prague Airport upgrades passport control
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Prague Airport is adding passport booths and automated gates at Terminal 1, but passengers could face temporary queues during the eight-month project.
Brno to build one of Europe's largest aquariums, with 55-meter underwater tunnel
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A CZK 700 million aquarium planned for Brno will hold 4 million liters of water, hundreds of species and a 55-meter underwater viewing tunnel.
Czech news in brief for September 10: Thursday's top morning headlines
Bear presence confirmed in Czechia's Beskydy mountains, MPs approve overhaul of building law, and more Thursday headlines.
Czech news in brief for September 9: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines recap
Czech President and PM to discuss upcoming US trip, cancer center opens at Motol hospital, and Czechia's first LGBT radio starts broadcasting.
