Czech news in brief for November 19: Wednesday's top morning headlines
President pushes ANO head further on conflict of interest, Prague Congress Centre to get new look, Prague Stock Exchange falters, and more top headlines.
Czech news in brief for November 18: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Global tech outage hits Czech users, likely-next PM's conflict-of-interest case takes center stage, Czechia's climate standing improves, and more news.
PHOTO GALLERY: Prague celebrates Velvet Revolution, remembering stark lessons of the past
Over 100,000 people gathered in central Prague for the 36th anniversary of student-led events that led to the start of an independent Czechia.
Czech news in brief for November 18: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Czechia marks Nov.17 public holiday with commemorations and protests, cold snap expected this week, and another duck farm sees bird flu spread.
Czechia's incoming Prime Minister booed on Velvet Revolution anniversary
Strong reactions from the crowds reflect tensions over Andrej Babiš's communist-era past, corruption probes, and far-right alliances.
Czech news in brief for November 17: Monday's top morning headlines
Národní třída drawing crowds since morning, wages in Czechia stretch further than in 1989, and Czech, Ukrainian anthems played in Kyiv.
Czech news in brief for November 16: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Snow expected across Czechia this week as winter arrives, Babiš to clarify conflict of interest upon appointment, and more headlines.
Prague removes controversial bronze sculpture by Estates Theatre
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The city has taken down Anna Chromy’s Il Commendatore sculpture after years of criticism and misuse, sparking debate over public art in Prague.
Czech National Bank dips into crypto: Why this matters for markets
The central bank’s new test of digital assets aims to understand digital assets and their growing role in everyday financial systems.
Czech news in brief for November 16: Sunday's top morning headlines
Czech ski season off to record-early start, Ostrava protesters held against Macinka and Turek, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for November 15: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Orbán calls Czechia Europe’s most rational nation, police warn of fake highway toll websites, and more weekend headlines.
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Prague metro doors go touch-free from this weekend amid hepatitis outbreak
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Starting Saturday, Prague metro will open all doors without passengers pressing buttons to limit contact, echoing measures used during Covid.
Legal foreign population in Czechia surpasses 1.1 million, new data shows
The Czech Interior Ministry reports continued growth in foreign residents in the third quarter of 2025, driven by Ukrainian temporary protection.
Czech news in brief for November 15: Saturday's top morning headlines
New Czech interior and defense ministers named, Christmas season kicks off in Brno, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for November 14: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Foreigners and Czechs arrested after meth operation, more people nationwide satisfied with democracy, Czech football club fined for rude display, and more.
Skip the chain, get cheaper coffee? Prague’s grand historic cafés offer a price surprise
Think fast-service, big-brand coffee chains offer cheaper prices than the capital's Art Nouveau coffeehouses? A new cost comparison says otherwise.
Prague braces for 3-day metro lockout ahead of long holiday weekend
The suspension of a crucial part on line C, running through the very center of the Czech capital, will disrupt travel plans and require rerouting.
