Czech news in brief for November 13: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Current Czech president favored for re-election, Prague-based football team will play in larger association, Czech games make huge success, and more.
It's traffic jam 'season' in Prague: How to get around the gridlock
November is typically Prague's worst month for traffic jams, and with the city full of road repairs, knowing where and when to drive is key.
Czech rail rolls into 2026 with Scandinavian connection, better access to Austria
Ramped-up domestic service and more frequent links to the German and Austrian capitals are set to increase the appeal of rail travel.
Czech news in brief for November 13: Thursday's top morning headlines
School unions to detail strike plans today, cold front to bring snow and freezing nights, and Prague Metro Line C to close this long weekend.
Czech news in brief for November 12: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Hamas suspect arrested after leaving Czechia, Pavel presses likely future PM on Ukraine, most people are happy with where they live nationwide, and more.
Czechia among countries under 'major' migration strain, EU says
An influx of Ukrainian refugees since 2022 has prompted Czechia to request an exemption from paying the EU more funds to help other migrants.
Czech news in brief for November 12: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Happening now: Pavel to meet Babiš on conflict of interest, govt. set to approve bid for AI gigafactory in Prague, and Northern Lights coming into view.
Czech news in brief for November 11: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Change to drugs law changes who can buy kratom, Czechia's favorite president revealed, KFC in hot water after inspection, and more top headlines.
You've got a trade license, right? Explaining why the 'Švarc' system rules in Czechia
Czechia hits a record 1.182M self-employed, but experts warn the rise is driven by a controversial loophole not a true startup boom.
World's Best Cities 2026: Prague ranks among the globe's most livable cities
A far above-average standard of living, fast-developing infrastructure, and numerous cultural attractions drive the Czech capital forward.
Czech news in brief for November 11: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Czech President weighs in on flag debate, Hepatitis A deaths rise in Prague, and St. Martin wines begin arriving.
Czech news in brief for November 10: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Russia jails Czech woman for fighting for Ukraine, Karlovy Vary's university gulf is spotlighted, and plan revealed for Nov. 17 public holiday.
Czechia's shrinking birth rate threatens strained workforce, higher living costs
The country's dual demographic crisis and policy vacuum freeze reforms, guaranteeing workforce strain and fiscal uncertainty.
Czech news in brief for November 10: Monday's top morning headlines
ANO seeks to scrap ‘foreign power’ crime, ČEZ cuts power, gas prices for 1.6 M homes, and no white horse for St. Martin this year.
Czech news in brief for November 9: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Havlíček hints Czech ammo aid to Ukraine may end, record 719 tons collected in Czech food drive, and more weekend headlines.
GALLERY: Prague to restore historic park overlooking city center
A Czech architectural team will revitalize the Chotek Gardens (Chotkovy sady) with new viewpoints, paths, cycling routes, and restored historical features.
Let it flow: Prague approves plan to expand public toilet access citywide
The city will develop a comprehensive toilet accessibility strategy, improving cleanliness, availability, and inclusivity across Prague.






