Coffee prices are percolating in Czech supermarkets amid global shortage
Costs of coffee in Czech supermarkets are soaring amid record-high global rates, with retailers accused of inflating costs for strategic discounts.
Prague's Municipal House evacuated after bomb threat at Czech Ball event
Police evacuated about 500 people from the Prague landmark on Saturday evening, but no explosive devices were found.
Czech news in brief for February 16: Sunday's top headlines
Prague's Obecní dům evacuated over bomb threat, Pavel says Czechia and Germany agree on Ukraine support, and more weekend headlines.
Czech president warns against 'Munich spirit' in peace talks on Ukraine
Referencing the 1938 Munich Agreement that ceded Czechoslovakia to Nazi Germany, Petr Pavel emphasized that Ukraine and Europe "must be at the table."
Classic taxi services set to return to Prague Airport after Uber backlash
Prague Airport is negotiating with Uber to expand its taxi offerings after passengers voice frustration over the app-based system.
Spring break trends: Where are Czechs heading for the holidays?
A rising number of Czechs are choosing ski holidays this year, with a 11 percent increase in trips to the Alps compared to last year.
Czech news in brief for February 15: Saturday's top headlines
Pavel to speak on Ukraine at Munich conference, caution advised on Czech roads due to snow, and more weekend headlines.
Dam good: How beavers saved Czechia millions and rescued a river
The unsuspecting rodents' achievement has gained global media attention, earning praise from conservation groups.
Czechia ranks among world's safest nations for expats—here's why
The country's strong personal security, public health system, and low poverty risk place it in the top 8 percent of the globe's safest countries.
Czech leaders: Ukraine 'must agree' with terms to achieve peace
The Czech cabinet says that Ukraine must be fully satisfied with a potential deal to end the war, following Donald Trump's call with Vladimir Putin.
Czech news in brief for February 14: Friday's top headlines
Vietnam extends visa-free stays for Czechia, crown strengthens against major world currencies, and row on television and radio fees persists.
Prague residents rally to reopen Kasárna Karlín culture hub
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The expat-popular venue in Prague 8's Karlín district closed suddenly in mid-2024 due to violating building laws—its reopen date is unknown.
Czech news in brief for February 13: Thursday's top headlines
Far-right leader faces prosecution for inciting racial hatred, temperatures to dip further during weekend, and Czechia donating heavily to Ukraine.
Musk says he wants to shut down Prague-based broadcaster
The billionaire accused the company of having low viewership and being "full of radical left-wing people" during his cries to cut U.S. government costs.
Czechia's best place to live revealed: What makes this town so special?
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A comprehensive study assessed the infrastructure, education, economy, safety, and other aspects of over 200 cities and towns nationwide.
EXPLAINED: Why the stakes are high for Czechia at the Munich Security Conference
President Pavel is set to attend what the Czech Foreign Ministry describes as 'one of the largest and most important security conferences of our time.'
Czech news in brief for February 12: Wednesday's top headlines
Pavel to attend Munich Security Conference, Czech aluminum, steel exports face U.S. tariffs, and Czech dentists face anesthetic shortage.
