What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for October 30–November 1
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Costume parties, Japanese flower art and English-friendly theater come to Prague on this Halloween weekend.
VIDEO: Deer charges at Czech police, then gets an escort out of town
A fallow deer sent officers jumping aside in Rokycany before returning for a town-center outing that ended with flashing lights and a siren.
Ticks remain active in Czechia despite autumn chill, health officials warn
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More than 1,200 tick-borne infections have been reported in Prague this year, with experts urging residents not to abandon precautions as temperatures fall
Prague tram disruption: Six lines affected by five-day closure in Nusle
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Trams between I. P. Pavlova and Otakarova are suspended until Sunday evening, with several routes diverted and replacement bus services operating.
Prague's annual transport pass could rise to CZK 5,000 under new plans
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Proposed changes could increase public transport costs by nearly 37 percent, while residential parking fees may more than double.
Pavel discusses Putin call with Finland’s Stubb as Europe weighs talks
The Czech and Finnish presidents discussed a common European approach to peace negotiations and credible security guarantees for Ukraine.
Record crowds explore Czech Senate during Oct. 28 open houses in Prague
More than 7,300 people visited the Senate on Oct. 28, while nearly 5,000 toured the Chamber of Deputies and its historic interiors.
Czech police could gain power to order people out of public spaces
A Senate proposal would allow exclusions lasting up to 24 hours for serious public disorder, with fines for breaching the orders.
Pavel awards top Czech honor to Čáslavská, Forman and Janžurová
Scientist Helena Illnerová also received the Order of the White Lion at Prague Castle’s Oct. 28 state honors ceremony.
Rubio praises Czech ties, highlights NATO spending pledge in holiday message
The U.S. secretary of state called Czechia a trusted security partner while emphasizing the need for higher defense investment.
Czech students announce Nov. 3 strike over public media funding
The student action will coincide with a broadcaster employee strike, escalating protests against plans to abolish TV and radio fees.
Czech leaders offer condolences after deadly train collision in Spain
President Pavel and Prime Minister Babiš expressed solidarity with Spain after a collision near Toledo killed dozens of people.
New puppet opera brings Prague’s Astronomical Clock legends to life
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The English-friendly production opens Nov. 6 in an Old Town theater with a surprising connection to the clock’s famous apostles.
Czech students and National Theatre actors declare strike alerts
University protests widen as National Theatre drama unions demand the culture minister’s resignation and withdrawal of the media funding bill.
Protests across Czechia target media funding changes on independence day
Rallies in Brno and other cities on Oct. 28 extend demonstrations against the government’s plan to replace TV and radio license fees.
Military flyover marks Czech statehood anniversary at Prague’s Vítkov
President Pavel and Prime Minister Babiš joined a wreath-laying ceremony as Czechia marked 108 years since Czechoslovakia’s founding.
Free Prague data festival offers English-language talks on AI and startups
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Data Festival VŠE returns Nov. 3 with three English-language sessions covering data engineering, human-AI collaboration and business expansion.
