American animator, longtime Prague expat Gene Deitch passes away at age 95
American director and animated film producer Gene Deitch, who has lived in Prague since 1959, passed away in the Czech capital last night
Czech Republic to allow spiritual services from April 27
The state will probably allow divine services and religious rituals in Czech churches as of April 27, provided some conditions are fulfilled
Czech Senate enables bill allowing police to issue on-the-spot fines for anti-coronavirus violations
The Czech Senate has enabled a bill under which police can impose up to 10,000-crown fines on the spot to people violating anti-coronavirus measures
Who are LasSaboritas? Meet the duo behind Prague's most flavorful Twitter feed
Ana and Alison look forward to sharing their point of view, learning from reader insight, and seeing more of what the Czech capital has to offer
Combine yoga with history, art, and a Czech castle — all from the comfort of home
A new streaming yoga series released today features fine art and Czech castles as its blissful backdrop
Czech delivery people and postal workers can now respond to domestic violence during quarantine
With help from a new app, delivery staff and postal workers are now being trained to search for signs of domestic violence during quarantine
Fees and rent for restaurant front gardens and street sales to be waived
After restrictions are ease, restaurants and other businesses won’t have to pay fees to use city streets
Prague uncovered: Plague columns remind us we survived past epidemics
Coronavirus isn't the first pandemic to hit Prague; the city has survived many and moved on to grow bigger and better
Confirmed coronavirus cases in Czech Republic rises by 132 to 6,433 on Thursday
The number of coronavirus cases rose by 132 to 6,433 on Thursday, less than the day before when it increased by 160
20 illustrations by Prague-based artists that perfectly capture the quarantine experience
What's it like to do social-distancing Czech style? These artists have captured all the feels
Prague’s Petřín Tower will turn red in support of World Hemophilia Day
The tower on top of Petřín Hill will participate in World Hemophilia Day
Roma still face discrimination in the Czech Republic, says Amnesty International report
Roma are still discriminated against in the Czech Republic, especially in housing and education, according to a new AI report on human rights in Europe
Russian revenge: proposal to rename Moscow's Prazhskaya metro station to Marshal Konev
The Social Council at the Russian Ministry of Defense has proposed renaming Moscow's Prazhskaya metro station to Marshal Konev
Prymula: Rules for travelling abroad likely to loosen in coming weeks
The rules for travelling abroad are likely to loosen in the weeks to come, Czech Deputy Health Minister Roman Prymula told Czech Television last night
Czech Republic reports 6,301 coronavirus cases; no daily deaths for first time since March 23
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases rose by 160 to 6,301 in the Czech Republic on Wednesday after being under 100 for three days
Renovation work finally starts on Prague's Wenceslas Square, should be completed by 2025
Renovation work finally starts on Prague's Wenceslas Square, should be completed by 2025
Smartphone app eRouška will track potential contacts with coronavirus carriers
An app launched in cooperation with the Czech Health Ministry uses Bluetooth to see if someone was near an infected person