First Czech hydrogen refueling station to launch in Prague this year
Unipetrol will establish the first public refueling stations in the Czech Republic in Prague and Litvínov by the end of the year.
Tens of thousands attend NATO Days celebrations in Ostrava
About 33,000 people attended the special air force show in Moravia, which organizers say is the biggest event organized in the Czech Republic this year.
Czech weekend news in brief: Top stories for September 19, 2021
Covid-19 cases continue a slight upward trend, Czech tennis stars withdraw from the Ostrava Open, and more top headlines from this weekend.
Prague extends mobile coverage in the metro to include 86% of stations
LTE and 5G network coverage has been extended to Ládví on line C and Strašnická on line A; seven additional stations will be added by the end of the year.
Czech jazz musician George Mraz passes away at age 77
The Písek native lived in the United States for more than 50 years, and played with Ella Fitzgerald, Oscar Peterson, Herbie Hancock and many others.
Czech summer travel abroad significantly increases over 2020 levels
Around 750,000 Czechs traveled to Croatia this summer, nearly as many as in the years before the Covid-19 pandemic.
Latvia, Romania turn red in new Czech Covid-19 travel map
Iceland and Portugal will turn orange, and Slovenia and Japan dark red in the new Czech map, valid from September 20.
Café Slavia ready to welcome back bohemian crowds after renovation
The legendary café, which was a favorite haunt of Czech artists during the Communist era, has now reopened with a new focus on local guests.
Czech driving schools gear up for big changes on the road to getting a license
As Czech transport officials make exams more demanding and Covid causes testing delays, finding a good school is now more vital than ever.
A third of women experience sexual harassment in Czech public transport
An alarming number of female passengers report experiencing indecent exposure, unwanted touching and kissing, sexual coercion, and attempted rape.
Man charged with setting Bohumín apartment fire that left 11 dead given life sentence
The fire killed the attacker's wife, son, grandson, and his mother as well as two children invited to a birthday party taking place in the flat.
Coronavirus update, Sept. 17, 2021: Prague mayor calls for return of testing in schools
Plus: Health minister says widespread healthcare reform needed, MEPs to debate antibodies, Thursday is third day with more than 500 new cases.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for September 17, 2021
Damaged gas pipeline responsible for tragedy in Koryčany, Amazon to build another Czech distribution center, Czech chemists in major breakthrough.
Castle spokesperson: President Zeman suffers from dehydration and exhaustion
More details have emerged regarding the Czech Head of State's hospitalization which wasn't due to any life-threatening issues.
European Mobility Week coincides with an important new Czech cycling law
Car-free events taking place in the Czech capital this week will highlight the importance of cycling as a sustainable mode of transport.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for September 16, 2021
MPs ban fireworks at sports events, two firefighters die in explosion in Kroměříž, Václav Havel exhibition begins in Prague, and autumn is coming.
Coronavirus update, Sept. 16, 2021: Czech Health Ministry has no plans to test the fully vaccinated
Plus: 8,000 eligible for third jab on Monday, Nový Smíchov walk-in center will close, Prague overtakes Karlovy Vary as worst-hit region.





