Airlines crack down on electronics: What this means for passengers in Czechia
-
Stricter carry-on rules for lithium batteries, phones, and other devices are being rolled out worldwide.
Former Prague archbishop and dissident Cardinal Dominik Duka dies at 82
Duka was both celebrated as an anti-communist hero and criticized for abuse cover-up allegations and controversial political ties.
Czech news in brief for November 4: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Polarizing Czech cardinal dies, hepatitis A cases highest since Velvet Revolution, and Czech food drive grows to 2,800 stores.
Czech news in brief for November 3: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Czech parliament convenes amid coalition talks, computer game helps put Czech castle in spotlight, new progress on metro line D, and more headlines.
PHOTO GALLERY: Prague Metro D reaches first completed station at Olbrachtova
Take a look deep below the surface at a process that involved the removal of an estimated 61,160 cubic meters of rubble.
Turkish
Polish
German
Full-Time English Elementary Teacher
English
Prague • CZK 65,000
French
Dutch
Swedish
What to expect as Czechia announces its new government
Czech MPs open parliament as ANO, SPD, and Motorists sign coalition deal. Babiš expected to be nominated PM by mid-December.
Police arrest 19 in raid at Czech Republic’s largest health insurer
-
Police arrest 19 at Prague HQ of VZP, Czechia’s largest health insurer, in a probe into public contracts and suspected corruption.
Sunny ‘granny summer’ coming this week – what’s behind the Czech name?
A brief reprieve of warmer weather and sunnier skies known as 'babí léto' is predicted across Czechia for this week.
Czech news in brief for November 3: Monday's top morning headlines
Army recruitment drive strengthens defense, public health institute faces funding crisis, and a short 'granny summer' brightens the week.
Czech news in brief for November 2: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
ANO, SPD and Motorists to sign coalition agreement Monday, Pirates urge president not to appoint Macinka and Turek, and more headlines.
Prague enlists hunters to cull wild boars as sightings within city soar
Prague 5 is paying hunters to cull wild boars after growing encounters in residential areas raise safety concerns and disrupt daily life.
New Czech government vows to scrap TV, radio fees: Is public media at risk?
Critics warn that eliminating TV and radio license fees could undermine independence and threaten Czech public media.
Czech news in brief for November 2: Sunday's top morning headlines
Czechs mark All Souls’ Day with quiet remembrance, high temperatures set November records across Czechia. and more headlines.
Czech news in brief for November 1: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Motorists deny MPs must elect Okamura as speaker, train service on historic line from Liberec to Poland restored, and more headlines.
Prague's first new tram model in 20 years enters service on city's streets
Seven modern Škoda 52T trams start service on Nov. 3, offering higher capacity, air conditioning, and updated passenger information systems.
Corporate tax cuts, V4 restoration: New Czech government's policy plan revealed
The incoming Czech government pledges zero tax increases, corporate tax cuts, social benefits expansion, and strengthened air defense in policy statement.
Czech news in brief for November 1: Saturday's top morning headlines
Incoming Czech government aims to rebuild ties with V4 group, critics decry plans to end TV and radio fees, and more weekend headlines.
