Suicide or murder? Czech police exhume Masaryk as case reopens
Police have exhumed Jan Masaryk’s remains nearly 79 years after his death to investigate whether the former foreign minister was murdered.
EXPLAINED: Where does free speech end and hate speech begin in Czechia?
Czech law protects provocative political speech, but the line between offensive expression and criminal hate speech can be difficult to draw.
Czech news in brief for September 2: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Justice Ministry seek to toughen drunk-crime law, Prague loses embankment café lease appeal, and German DJ Boris Brejcha heads to Prague.
Czech news in brief for September 1: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines recap
Draft state budget for next year faces early criticism, Czech football team chooses Adidas over Puma, and some dog news.
Czech news in brief for September 1: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Pavel opens school year in tiny Moravian town, new metro D stops named Nusle, Ryšánka, and record CZK 389bn deficit surprises analysts.
Czech news in brief for August 31: Monday's top afternoon headlines recap
Czech government approves second-highest deficit in history, a new step for the Prague Philharmonic, and less leniency for drunk drivers.
Czechia helps foreigners go home through voluntary return program
Czechia has a voluntary-return program that can cover travel costs for foreigners who want to return to their country of origin but cannot afford it.
Czech news in brief for August 31: Monday's top morning headlines
Economy outgrew EU average, but debt jumped too, patient burned during C-section at Bulovka, and trams reroute today for filming downtown.
Czech military developing new warning system for faster emergency response
A new military-backed platform will connect key state data and give authorities a shared view of emergencies, while upgrading public warnings.
Czech news in brief for August 30: Sunday's top morning headlines
Czechia backs EU migrant return centers, average Czech wages grew by 7 percent in Q2, and more Sunday headlines.
This week's news: Here's what you had to say
Every weekday we ask our readers about Czechia's hottest topics. Here's what this week's polls revealed – cast your vote now.
Czechia spent CZK 19 billion on Covid vaccines, but only used half of them
The country has used fewer than half of the 41 million Covid vaccine doses bought since 2020, with CZK 8 billion worth destroyed after expiring.
Czech news in brief for August 29: Saturday's top morning headlines
Pavel condemns Russian-linked campaign, 17 Czechs to compete in US Open, and more Saturday headlines.
Czech news in brief for August 28: Friday's top afternoon headlines recap
Czechia plans to reduce unemployment benefits, past and future football clashes, and a lunar eclipse in Czech skies.
Czech news in brief for August 28: Friday's top morning headlines
Strnad tops richest Czechs list again, a tick-borne fever is edging toward Czechia, and ticket scalpers target free castle days.
Czech news in brief for August 27: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Czech intelligence agency assesses security threats, Pilsner to raise prices and Old Town Square evacuated over bomb threat.
Fresh wave of Russian-linked threats hits Czechia online and off
Czech intelligence warns of Russian sabotage risks as fake websites, TikTok accounts and social profiles spread pro-Russian narratives in Czechia.
