Czech news in brief for June 21: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Pavel honors victims at Ležáky memorial, school phone ban to take effect in 2027, PM outlines pension reform priorities, and more headlines.
Where to find free drinking water in Prague this summer
Free chilled water at Czech stations when temperatures hit 30°C, plus Prague's drinking fountain network is fully up and running for summer.
Czech news in brief for June 21: Sunday's top morning headlines
Storms keep Czech firefighters busy, survey reveals Praguers' favored locations, heat records fall across Czechia, and more headlines.
Czech news in brief for June 20: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Prague Dancing House marks 30 years, President Pavel arrives at MotoGP Brno, and more weekend headlines.
Prague 10 square to get major overhaul as winning design is unveiled
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Following the recent renewal of Jiřího z Poděbrad Square, Prague has revealed plans for another greener, pedestrian-friendly public space.
Czechia withdraws from Istanbul Convention: 'A sad signal for victims'
The government under PM Andrej Babiš has quietly reversed support for Istanbul Convention ratification, drawing criticism from human rights groups.
Czech news in brief for June 20: Saturday's top morning headlines
Czech PM backs Skyfox funding for Ukraine, record heat hits multiple Czech locations, and more weekend headlines.
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.
This week in polls: How our readers reacted to the news
Every weekday we ask our readers about Czechia's hottest topics. Here's what this week's polls revealed – cast your vote now.
Czech news in brief for June 19: Friday's top morning headlines
Twenty Prague districts vote to ban fireworks, Prague marks 84 years since paratroopers' deaths, and Czechia held 1-1, faces Mexico next.
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.
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 18: Thursday's top morning headlines
First Czech infant formula illness confirmed, aggresive heatwave and storms hit this weekend, and rare 'fire rainbow' photographed.
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 17: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Pavel: NATO summits now built to not anger US, one million Czechs drink daily, report finds, and paintings uncovered at Prague's main strain station.
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.
PHOTOS: Prague's new 'levitating' organ is machine, instrument, and work of art
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St. Vitus Cathedral's one-of-a-kind floating organ blends 6,000 pipes with Bohemian crystal. See photos and learn how to hear it live this summer.
