Czech news in brief for June 25: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Czech political crisis deepens, forests are drying up, and Czechs' World Cup adventure ends.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for June 26–28
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A photo icon's new exhibit, open-air music festivals across city stages, and end-of-school year freebies from admission to ice cream.
Summer Shakespeare festival brings the Bard back to Prague Castle in English
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The open-air fest debuts a new production of Twelfth Night in (middle) English in July; plus Prague Shakespeare Company stages Shakes all summer long.
Czech news in brief for June 24: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Prague derby fans could face prison, Czech squad to play Mexico tonight, and Shakespeare theater comes to Prague.
Czech news in brief for June 23: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Police manhunt ends in Strašnice, Pavel turns to the Constitutional Court, and more Karlovy Vary festival honorees announced.
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Czech news in brief for June 22: Monday's top afternoon headlines
A NATO summit bombshell, an actual bomb in Brno, and the explosive mix of energy drinks under scrutiny.
Czech news in brief for June 19: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Czech football corruption case, Babiš wants more EU money, and beware of cold drinks in the heat.
Czech news in brief for June 18: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
EU starts to look into Agrofert subsidies, Anthropoid paratroopers remembered, and Czech crowns jewels to come back for third year.
From Les Miz to Shakespeare: 5 English-friendly summer theatre tips
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From revisited old classics to bonkers dark comedies, English-language plays take the stage this summer in Prague.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for June 19–21
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Asian aromas, Metronome bonanza and ice-cream indulgence come to tropical Prague this weekend.
EXPLAINED: Who runs Prague, really? What the mayor actually does – and why it matters
With the mayoral campaign heating up, we break down how Prague works, who decides what, and why everyone can and should have their say.
Czech news in brief for June 17: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
A candidate for Prague mayor in the hot seat, a Prague square reopens and a Prague tunnel goes artsy.
Czech news in brief for June 16: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Activists to protest against planned transgender law, addiction in the spotlight, and Rock for People breaks records.
Czech news in brief for June 15: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Public media reform approved by government, death tolls of Croatia accident increases, and drink-spiking in the spotlight.
Sting, Nick Cave, and a decade of Metronome: Prague's biggest festival weekend is here
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The Flaming Lips, Slowdive, and Tom Odell join the bill for three days at a brand-new venue, Letňany, where Metronome plays for the first time.
Czech news in brief for June 12: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Public media employees to strike, Youth Olympics come to Prague, and Meta users face outage.
Czech news in brief for June 11: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Kanye West cancelled once again, AI hits the supermarket checkouts, and growing fears of Chinese espionage.
