Czech news in brief for July 10: Wednesday's top headlines
Babiš wants armed forces on Europe's beaches, Queens of the Stone Age cancel Ostrava show, and Pavel meets with US officials in Washington.
Prague Pride calls on attendees to make a statement about family in 2024
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Organizers emphasize the event’s significance as the country continues to debate equal marriage rights for same-sex couples.
Czechia considers new hybrid teaching system across secondary schools
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The Education Ministry says that a mix of online and in-person school classes especially benefits those with illnesses or who spend time abroad.
Tesla set to open second Czech dealership this month as sales surge
Representatives of the American company say that the new store will service not only people in the south and east of Czechia, but also those in Slovakia.
Czech and world leaders condemn latest Russian attack as NATO summit starts
The Czech prime minister also accused opposition leader Andrej Babiš of being pro-Russia after his party joined a far-right European Parliament group.
Czech news in brief for July 9: Tuesday's top headlines
PM: Patriots for Europe serves Russia's interests, dozens gather in Prague to protest Russian bombing of children’s hospital, and tennis champ gives birth.
Sunrise parade to commemorate 667th anniversary of Charles Bridge
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The foundation stone for Prague's most iconic landmark was laid on July 9, 1357, at 5:31 a.m. Early birds can catch a historic reenactment.
EXPLAINED: What landmark election results in France, UK mean for Czechia
A new left-wing government in the UK and a hung parliament in France could affect global policy on Ukraine, EU legislation, and bilateral relations.
WEEKEND PHOTOS: Graffiti art surprise, Karlovy Vary winners, and capybara babies
This weekend saw colorful displays of art, film, and cuddly creatures, plus a record-breaking 50,000 visitors heading to Ostrava music festival.
Ahoj, Monday! 5 things you need to know this week in Czechia
A quick guide to start the week ahead with news and tips for Prague and Czech Republic.
Czech news in brief for July 8: Monday's top headlines
Prague Castle gates close for the summer from today, Czech festival stampede being investigated, and prescription drugs could be delivered to homes.
Historic Prague railway station to reopen as cultural center next month
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The former Praha-Bubeneč railway station will open its doors as a new recreation destination exactly ten years after the last train stopped at the locale.
British documentary wins top prize at 2024 Karlovy Vary film festival
A Sudden Glimpse to Deeper Things, about British artist Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, took home the top prize at the prestigious film fest.
Czech news in brief for July 7: Sunday's top headlines
Record-high temperatures replaced by storms, seven injured in stampede at Jihlava festival, and more Sunday headlines.
Prague's JzP metro station goes barrier-free with opening of new elevators
Renovation work on the popular Prague square continues, but public transport passengers can now make use of the location's long-awaited elevators.
Prague Zoo welcomes second pangolin ever born in Europe
A year after the birth of Šiška, another pangopup from parents Run Hou Tang and Guo Bao has been born at Prague Zoo.
Czech news in brief for July 6: Saturday's top headlines
Czechia observes Jan Hus Day, Karlovy Vary film festival comes to a close, and more weekend headlines.
