Four people seriously injured in blast in Pardubice explosives factory
One of the victims has burns on 90 percent of the body and is in a critical condition
Happy World Vegan Day! Try vegan versions of classic Czech cuisine in Prague
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Despite its reputation for pork-heavy dishes, old Bohemian cuisine can still be enjoyed by vegans visiting the Czech capital
Free photo exhibit on 1989 Velvet Revolution opens in Prague's City Center
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157 photographs from CTK archives, museums and private collections are on display in the pedestrian zone at Na příkopě street until the end of November
Avril Lavigne coming to Prague’s Tipsport Arena
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Canadian musician Avril Lavigne returns to Prague after a decade
Half of Czechs now celebrate Halloween, while 80% observe All Souls' Day
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Nearly 50% of Czechs observe some Halloween habits, most often making jack o'lanterns by carving pumpkins
The Czech Republic did not fulfill its duties by rejecting migrant quotas, says EU Advocate General
The Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary did not fulfill the duties of EU law when rejecting the refugee quotas, says the CJEU General
Prague’s Baroque Vrtba Garden to light up the Halloween night in Malá Strana
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A lesser-known October 31st tradition sees one of the Czech capital's most stunning green spaces illuminated for the evening
Prague’s ‘sidewalk of death’ from the main train station to Vinohrady will be widened
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The narrow sidewalk connecting Hlavní nádraží to the National Museum will become much wider
Posters by Czech Art Nouveau master Alfons Mucha now on display in Seoul
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Some 10,000 tickets to the Mucha exhibition were sold online before its opening
Aussie and Kiwi Film Fest in Prague will celebrate freedom and diversity
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Films from Down Under will be at Prague's Lucerna and Ponrepo cinemas
Czech state attorney reopens case of Jan Masaryk's death in 1948
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State attorney Michal Muravsky has tasked the police to reopen the investigation into the death of Czechoslovak foreign minister Jan Masaryk
Study: One-fifth of grocery stores cheat foreigners in Prague
A new study says that customers are often cheated in the Czech capital's grocery stores
Karel Gott will be laid to rest at Prague’s Malvazinky Cemetery
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Pop star Karel Gott will be laid to rest a kilometer from his Prague villa
Prague's State Opera will reopen in January after a three-year renovation
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A new rotating stage, rehearsal rooms, and a new stage curtain are among the highlights of the Stater Opera's renewal
Czech President Miloš Zeman decorates Jaromír Jágr, Jan Saudek, and others on state holiday
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President Miloš Zeman gave the Medal of Merit to ice hockey star Jaromir Jágr, photographer Jan Saudek, Serb film director Emir Kusturica and interwar female car racer Eliška Junková
