Czech news in brief for May 30: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Severe storm warning issued across Czechia, hackers claim Alza data leak, Czech media funding bill shelved, and more top headlines.
Czech internet set for speed boost as regulator opens new frequency band
Czechia's telecom authority will open the 26 GHz band for 5G and high-speed networks, enabling faster internet and industrial connectivity.
Monument to Czech resistance figure unveiled in Spain: Who was František Suchý?
A new monument to František Suchý, who hid the ashes of thousands of Nazi victims, has been unveiled in Madrid. Here’s why his story matters in today.
Inside Prague’s new zoning plan: Space for 350,000 new apartments
The Czech capital's new Metropolitan Plan will shape housing, transport, and green space for decades, sparking debate over schools and services.
Czech news in brief for May 30: Saturday's top morning headlines
Stolen skull to be displayed for final time, Agrofert creates new chemicals company, and more Saturday headlines.
Czech news in brief for May 29: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Czech leaders condemn Russia for drone crash in Romania, Prague cable cars 'wink' and 'blush', and Night of Churches begins across Czechia.
Tourist crowds spark feud over the future of Prague's narrowest 'street'
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The social-media popularity of a fire alley on U Lužického semináře street, continues to create inconvenient bottlenecks that affect local residents.
Czech news in brief for May 29: Friday's top morning headlines
Prague approves first new zoning plan in 25 years, Czechia slips in education quality rankings, and Prague's narrowest street has a neighbor dispute.
Czech news in brief for May 28: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Babiš in the hot seat again over Agrofert ties, most popular Czech baby names revealed, and mapping Prague traffic liabilities.
Czech news in brief for May 28: Thursday's top morning headlines
Lawmakers approve pension legislation, press institute slams Babiš attack on journalists, and Prague opens Rothmayer Villa to free to public.
Czech news in brief for May 27: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Public media heads call on government to drop reform, police mistake in the heart of Prague, and Czechs face Finns at ice hockey world cup.
Czechia and Europe’s new security reality: What you need to know
Europe is entering its most dangerous period since the Cold War. Here's what that means for Czechia.
Czech news in brief for May 27: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Self-employed workers to get a tax break, child diphtheria death triggers police investigation, and water restrictions are spreading across Czechia.
Czech news in brief for May 26: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Summer holidays get more expensive, KFC seeks to open new chapter in Czechia, and Prague bets on literary potential.
Czech news in brief for May 26: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Czech government tightens rules for Ukrainian refugees, MPs set to cut freelancer social payments, and heat warning in effect in Czechia.
Czech news in brief for May 25: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Renewed debate on compulsory military service, Roma festival kicks off in Prague for 28th edition, and Petřín shines blue.
The return of Prague’s Stalin space sparks debate in more ways than one
Prague’s Stalin Cultural Center is fighting for survival as debates over public space, nightlife, and even its controversial name intensify.
