Czech news in brief for June 10: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Výton bridge may yet live for another century, direct flights to Canada announced, and class shooting threats on trial.
Czech news in brief for June 9: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Germany writes an ammo check, huge kratom seizure in Moravia, and the financial hardships of people living alone in Prague.
Czech news in brief for June 8: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Pavel to lead Czech delegation to UN summit in New York, a VR rocket comes to Prague, and temperatures to drop tomorrow.
Czech news in brief for May 28: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Babiš in the hot seat again over Agrofert ties, most popular Czech baby names revealed, and mapping Prague traffic liabilities.
Czech news in brief for May 27: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Public media heads call on government to drop reform, police mistake in the heart of Prague, and Czechs face Finns at ice hockey world cup.
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Czech news in brief for May 26: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Summer holidays get more expensive, KFC seeks to open new chapter in Czechia, and Prague bets on literary potential.
Czech news in brief for May 25: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Renewed debate on compulsory military service, Roma festival kicks off in Prague for 28th edition, and Petřín shines blue.
Czech news in brief for May 22: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Tragic stabbing in Pardubice, Czech-German message of reconciliation, and GHB bust.
Khamoro Festival brings gypsy jazz, Romani beats and colorful parades to Prague
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Branded as the world’s largest Roma festival, Khamoro is coming to Prague next week, with a program packed with devilish music, exhibitions and more.
EXPLAINED: Why Czechia’s World Cup return kicks off amid historic scandal at home
Corruption investigations, match-fixing allegations, and fan violence have cast a shadow over Czechia’s first World Cup qualification in 20 years.
Czech news in brief for May 21: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Pavel threatens constitutional lawsuit, Czechia's economic outlook downgraded, and ticks on the rise.
Czech news in brief for May 20: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Prague promises 'unconditional support' to Israel, Kingom Come creators announce LOTR project, and heavy police presence planned for Brno German event.
The world comes to Malá Strana: Prague Fringe Festival marks 25 years
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The festival that made Prague feel like home for English-speaking audiences is back. One week, dozens of shows – jump in at the deep end.
EXPLAINED: What was the Sudetenland and why can’t Czechia escape its legacy?
The upcoming Sudeten German congress in Brno is viewed by supporters as reconciliation, while critics say it reopens a painful chapter in Czech history.
Who's filling Czech engineering lecture halls? Increasingly, students from abroad
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Czech technical faculties are losing students, fast, with more foreigners filling the gap.
22 years in the EU: Czechia’s wins, worries, and what comes next
May 9 is Europe Day. Over two decades after Czechia joined the EU, we take stock of what membership has delivered.
Secret vinyl listening sessions revive a forgotten Prague cinema
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Hidden a few meters from the Charles Bridge, a small collective dives into old records, iconic vinyls and new musical voices in an intimate setting.
