Czech news in brief for December 10: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Fiala cabinet holds final meeting today ahead of takeover, Czechia took in 725,800 Ukrainian refugees so far, and govt. may require repairs after warranty.
Czech news in brief for December 9: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
International media react to new Czech PM, Zelenskyy speaks with Babiš, Czech firms say they will hire more than fire next year, and more top news.
Czech news in brief for December 9: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Babiš set to return as Prime Minister today, record heat hits Czech stations in December, and German media warns of Czech advent markets.
End of an empire? What Babiš’s PM appointment means for the Czech economy
As Andrej Babiš resumes the premiership for the third time, taking a look at Agrofert, the conglomerate fueling Czechia's political crisis and economy.
Czech news in brief for December 8: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Pavel rounds up ministerial talks with contentious politician still in hospital, flu cases surge, and EU won't ask Czechia for extra money for migrants.
Turkish low-cost giant to take over Czechia's largest airline group
The major airline deal, announced today, could influence how Prague remains connected to key destinations.
Czech news in brief for December 8: Monday's top morning headlines
Czech helicopters activated after Russia strike, doctors can prescribe psilocybin from January, and Bethlehem light brought to Brno by Scouts.
Czech news in brief for December 7: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Czech TV and Radio funding change possible from 2027, most Czechs view Turek as unsuitable minister, and more weekend headlines.
Is it cheaper to make or buy your Czech Christmas cookies this year?
Prices for nuts, cocoa, and coconut are soaring this holiday season, while butter drops, shifting costs for homemade Christmas cookies.
Czech news in brief for December 7: Sunday's top morning headlines
Raised speed limit on D3 shows early results, Czech scouts bring Bethlehem light to Brno, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for December 6: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Czech helicopters activated in Poland after Russian strike, Pellegrini expects strong Czech-Slovak ties under Babiš, and more weekend headlines.
Frank Gehry's Prague legacy: How the Dancing House reshaped the cityscape
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World-renowned architect Frank Gehry passed away at 96, leaving an enduring mark on Prague through the iconic Dancing House.
Medical use of magic mushrooms to become legal in Czechia from 2026
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A new law allows controlled psilocybin use for depression and other conditions, with careful protocols and limited initial patient access.
Czech news in brief for December 6: Saturday's top morning headlines
Architect behind Prague's Dancing House dies, Transparency International questions Babiš’s conflict-of-interest plan, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for December 5: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Incoming coalition parties prepare for new government, Prague metro station gets reopening date, hepatitis A case continue climbing, and more top news.
Czechia's new emergency warning system will prepare people for crisis
The alert will inform people of a serious emergency and give advice on what to do and where to go.
Czech news in brief for December 5: Friday's top morning headlines
Pavel to appoint Babiš as prime minister, ‘Elch Emil’ chosen as Austria’s Word of Year, and new 3D model reveals Prague clock mechanism
