Czech court finds former Prime Minister Petr Nečas guilty of perjury
A court has found former Czech PM Nečas guilty of perjury in favor of his future wife
Prague's (A)void Floating Gallery on Náplavka may cease operations at the end of May
Prague City Hall says it is trying to reach an agreement with the current operators of (A)void, but both sides tell different stories
Czech Interior Ministry, Prague City Hall scrap deals with publisher of Third Reich Nazi calendar
The Czech Interior Ministry has cancelled a storage space rental contract with the Naše vojsko publishing house
Czech Republic coronavirus updates, May 27: no deaths, 48 new cases, border re-openings
There were 48 new COVID-19 cases reported in the Czech Republic on Monday, bringing the total to 9.050
Employment in the pandemic era: Which industries are hiring right now?
A look at which industries that are weathering the coronavirus crisis as well as those that are struggling
Prague businesses in city-owned properties can now apply for rent reductions
Prague City Hall has set up an online application for businesses hard hit by coronavirus
The Karlovy Vary film festival is coming to a cinema near you this summer
Several films that had been planned for this year's cancelled KVIFF will be screen at cinemas across the Czech Republic in early July
From tomorrow, travel between Czech Republic and Slovakia permitted for 48 hours without a COVID-19 test
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has announced that borders between the Czech Republic and Slovakia will be freely open for two-day travel
EU citizens can now enter the Czech Republic for up to 72 hours to work, meet family
EU citizens can now enter the Czech Republic for a maximum of 72 hours if they provide a negative test for COVID-19
FAQs: What to know about traveling to and from the Czech Republic this summer
We spoke with a local expert to get the lowdown on current travel regulations in the Czech Republic
Czech Tax Freedom Day 2020 almost a month later than last year due to coronavirus
Increased government spending plus an expected drop in GDP means people will work longer before finally earning for themselves
Czech Republic to end reserved shopping hours for seniors from May 26
From May 26, grocery stores and drugstores in the Czech Republic will no longer be reserved for senior citizens only from 8:00 - 10:00
More students could return to Czech schools from June 8 under new plan from Education Ministry
Czech Education Minister Robert Plaga will propose that more students return to the classroom from June 8
Survey: Half of Czechs to continue wearing face masks after requirement has ended
The mandatory requirement to wear a face mask in outdoor public spaces has ended, but 52% of Czechs said they would continue to wear one
Vinobraní wine festival at Prague 2’s Grébovka canceled over coronavirus concerns
Prague 2 officials decided they could not guarantee the public’s health at the large open-air wine festival in September
Prague breweries to give away free beer to celebrate the reopening of pubs
The impact of the coronavirus on the brewing industry has been significant; some local pubs are courting business with a free pint