Czech news in brief for May 5: Monday's top headlines
ANO launches new campaign critiquing PM, Belgian King begins state visit after 25 years, and cold snap, ground frosts expected across Czechia this week.
'You have helped us immensely': Zelenskyy thanks Czechia for ongoing support
The Ukrainian President praised Czech military aid during a Sunday visit to Prague Castle following talks with President Petr Pavel.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy arrives in Prague, to meet Pavel at Prague Castle
Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his wife arrived in Prague for a state visit just before noon; officials initially withheld details for security reasons.
Czech news in brief for May 4: Sunday's top headlines
Pavel expected to host Zelenskyy today, temperatures hit 30 degrees in South Moravia, lightning strike injures two German tourists, and more headlines.
Prague's Charles Bridge reopens following police standoff
Police closed off the Prague landmark for about two hours on Saturday afternoon after a man with a knife climbed atop one of its statues.
Germany's Condor Airlines launches twice-daily flights from Prague
The airline's new flights from Prague to Frankfurt will help open affordable routes to long-haul destinations across the globe.
EXPLAINED: Why the 1945 Prague Uprising still matters 80 years later
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Prague’s uprising against Nazi forces marked a pivotal moment at the end of WWII. Today, Czechs remember its sacrifice—and the values it represents.
Travel alert: Sunday's Prague Marathon to see road closures, transport diversions
The 2025 Prague Marathon on Sunday will close major roads and disrupt trams and buses as 10,000 runners take to the city’s historic streets.
Czech news in brief for May 3: Saturday's top headlines
US auto tariffs to hit Czech firms indirectly, Friday was Czechia's hottest day of 2025 so far, and more weekend headlines.
Prague's Riegrovy sady to end concerts, live music earlier amid noise complaints
The earlier closing time is part of a wider initiative to reduce both noise and environmental impact at the popular park's beer garden.
What happened in the Czech city of Pilsen 80 years ago today?
In the aftermath of World War II, the Western Bohemian city was freed not by Soviet, but American forces. The US legacy is marked by an annual festival.
Czechia climbs press freedom ranks as economic threats mount globally
Boosted public funding and reduced media concentration help Czechia climb press freedom rankings, though challenges persist.
Czech news in brief for May 2: Friday's top headlines
Pro-life march disruption raises questions, students begin math and language exams today, and SAPA raid nets over 10,000 counterfeit items.
More pay, more foreigners, more Europe: 21 years of Czechia in the EU
Czechia marks 21 years in the EU with higher wages, booming trade, and growing foreign influence—alongside lingering doubts about its place in Europe.
Czech news in brief for May 1: Thursday's top headlines
Czech ForMin to brief cabinet on China relations, Czechs mark Labor Day with rallies, parades, and Czechia draws major TV shoots for 2025.
Czech president to host foreign leader amid speculation of Zelenskyy visit
Prague Castle’s ticket offices, information centers, gardens, visitor facilities, and exhibitions will be closed to the public on Sunday.
The growing face of poverty in Czechia: Who are the 'invisibles'?
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Hundreds of thousands of people across Czechia are not only economically disadvantaged, but also unable to access state support.
