Months after opening, this Prague pizzeria has been named among Europe’s best
A new Dejvice pizzeria has earned international recognition just months after opening, joining three other Prague venues in this year's 50 Top Pizza list.
Czechia considers lowering voting age to 16, with presidential support
A proposal to allow 16-year-olds to vote in Czech local elections has gained support from President Petr Pavel, and criticism from the government.
Czech news in brief for July 25: Saturday's top morning headlines
Czechia signs arms deal with Montenegro, government likely to reject pension changes, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for July 24: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Possible privatization of Prague Airport, Pavel welcomes tennis stars at Prague Castle, and will single women be able to access IVF?
Prague's Petřín funicular will be significantly more expensive after reopening
The Petřín funicular will return to service with new cars and a higher single-ride fare; Prague public transport users will continue to ride as before.
This week in polls: How our readers reacted to the news
Every weekday we ask our readers about Czechia's hottest topics. Here's what this week's polls revealed – cast your vote now.
Indian community in Prague plans solidarity rally for students in India
The Prague gathering will support a wider student movement in India demanding accountability over alleged exam irregularities.
Czech news in brief for July 24: Friday's top morning headlines
China pledges to mend Czech ties, more details emerge in fatal military helicopter crash, and Prague's Indian community to demonstrate today.
Czech news in brief for July 23: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
A tragic helicopter crash at an army base, Czech PM visits Serbia and a booming domestic art market.
Government considers selling 40 percent stake in Prague Airport by 2028
The proposed IPO could raise billions of crowns for airport development while allowing the state to retain control of Czechia's main airport.
Czech news in brief for July 23: Thursday's top morning headlines
Pavel vetoes budget law over debt concerns, Babiš floats pension bonus payment, warm weekend expected before storms return, and more Thursday headlines.
Czech news in brief for July 22: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
An anti-corruption raid at Prague City Hall, the debate on mobile phone bans continues, and DIY chicken farming gets trendy.
Long-lost Havel play returns to stage ahead of Czech president’s 90th birthday
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A previously unpublished one-act play by Václav Havel has premiered in Avignon nearly 40 years after it was written, ahead of anniversary commemorations.
Czech news in brief for July 22: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Pavel warns against attacks on judicial trust, Senate to debate EET return in August, and more Wednesday headlines.
Czech news in brief for July 21: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Prague Airport gets a new director, many Czechs fear for their jobs, and an unlucky lightning strike in Croatia.
Czech news in brief for July 21: Tuesday's top morning headlines
A controversial ministry report on extremism, Prague Airport faces strike alert, and a mental health helpline under threat.
Czech news in brief for July 20: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Czech government backs mobile phone ban in schools, a little mishap on metro line C, and a more expensive fare for Petřín.
