Czech news in brief for August 6: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Leipzig drone incident spotlights Czechia's lack of preparedness, Trump highly unpopular among Czechs, and the president becomes a photographer.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for August 7–9
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Chinese skewers, Polo professionals and Marylin Monroe classics all come to Prague this weekend.
6 new Czech films that reveal the country’s changing identity
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From shifting identities to historical traumas, recent Czech films challenge, confront and dare audiences to look behind the curtain of our societies.
Czech news in brief for August 5: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Turek's car crash being investigated by police, a new Czech consulate in Miami, and a rare breakthrough for endangered frogs.
Prague’s untapped voting bloc: A new shortcut helps EU citizens register to vote
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58,820 EU citizens can vote in Prague, but fewer than 3 percent are registered. A new English-friendly tool makes the process easier.
Czech news in brief for August 4: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Could Prague be heading for a major institutional reform? New EU-wide rules for Ukrainian refugees, and work obligations taking their toll.
Czech news in brief for August 3: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Former Justice Minister could face jail time, a new Czech comedy heads to the UK, and a Swedish star comes to Prague.
Czech news in brief for July 31: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Czech football team gets new head coach, strong police presence expected for Pride parade, and thunderstorm warnings for the evening.
Rainbow parade, Harry Potter, and Letná big top: Prague’s August culture fix
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Plus: Czech electro and Irish core, medieval knight fests, and free castle and monument entries.
Czech news in brief for July 30: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Czech minister dismisses plans to abolish ninth grade, Prague's public transport in numbers, and an air-conditioned oasis in the city center.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for July 31–August 2
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A seafood brunch, outdoors summer markets and drag show entertainment land in Prague over the weekend.
All the presidents’ vetoes: What a presidential “no” really means in Czechia
With Pavel’s recent veto of budget rules, we look at what presidential vetoes mean and how Czech leaders have used it over the years.
Czech news in brief for July 29: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Parents of newborn children to get higher benefits from next year, an awkward incident at Prague airport, and a very Czech passion for discounts.
Czech news in brief for July 28: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Police drop Turek hate speech investigation, a tragic day for road accidents, and heatwave warnings.
Czech news in brief for July 27: Monday's top afternoon headlines
A mass bomb threat across Czechia, Prague Airport traffic continues to grow, and some cautionary travel advice.
Czech news in brief for July 24: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Possible privatization of Prague Airport, Pavel welcomes tennis stars at Prague Castle, and will single women be able to access IVF?
Czech news in brief for July 23: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
A tragic helicopter crash at an army base, Czech PM visits Serbia and a booming domestic art market.
