Pilsner Urquell will represent the Czech Republic at Expo 2025 in Japan
The iconic brand will showcase Czech brewing tradition, with Japanese bartenders trained at the Pilsner Urquell Brewery serving up the classic beer.
Czech news in brief for December 1: Sunday's top headlines
Police boost security for holiday season in Prague, MPs to vote on 2025 budget with CZK 241B deficit, and more weekend headlines.
The Independent: Czechia's Christmas markets the 'most authentic' in Europe
Travel writer Josie Clarke calls Christmas markets in Prague, České Budějovice, and Český Krumlov "spectacular" and "breathtaking."
Czech retailer Notino set for European expansion with new investment
The Brno-based beauty company has secured a €370 million (about CZK 9 billion) loan to expand its European presence, backed by major local banks.
Prague's fleet of Christmas trams and buses lights up the city's streets
New decorations featuring iconic Prague landmarks like the Dancing House and Týn Church will adorn Prague's fleet of Christmas vehicles this year.
Czech news in brief for November 30: Saturday's top headlines
Christmas markets open in Prague today, MPs to debate speaker's dismissal next week, and more weekend headlines.
December 2024: Everything you need to know this month in Czechia
Mikuláš celebrations, Christmas store closures, preparations for 2025 legal changes, and universal phone-charging cables all await in 2024's final month.
Black Friday scams in Czechia: How to spot fake discounts and shop safely
You can save thousands of crowns, but also lose a lot of money, if you're not careful during a time when hundreds of stores tempt consumers with discounts.
Czechia backs Israel's right to self-defense, says Senate Speaker
Following talks with Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar, Senate Speaker Miloš Vystrčil also commended Israel’s strong support for Ukraine.
Czech news in brief for November 29: Friday's top headlines
Prosecutors uphold decision to shelve university shooting case, police accuse 14 women of pimping in Ireland, and Czechia's longest railway bridge opens.
Czech news in brief for November 28: Thursday's top headlines
Israeli Foreign Minister to visit Prague today, Czechia pledges over 12mn to NATO Ukraine fund, and Křetínský nears Royal Mail takeover.
Free, English-friendly help 24/7: Czechia launches domestic violence hotline
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Hotline numbers starting with 116 are reserved for EU-wide services for people in difficult situations; support is immediate and confidential.
Prague removes last illegal trdelník stand, ending six-year dispute
The stand had been operating without a valid lease since 2018; a lengthy legal battle allowed it to remain open despite a lack of agreement with the city.
Survey: More than half of people in Czechia fear they will lose job next year
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A difficult economic environment and the rise of artificial intelligence has unsettled many workers nationwide, with many also considering job hopping.
Prague healthcare professional charged with 11 rapes, more victims expected
The man, who provided services in both Prague and Brno, was remanded into custody following the charges, according to a police spokesperson.
Czech news in brief for November 27: Wednesday's top headlines
Czech Labor Office to close fewer branches, cause of National Theatre fire still unknown, and emergency landing disrupts Prague airport.
Goodbye 'kolky,' hello cards: Czechia phases out stamps for government fees
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The outdated practice of buying duty stamps to lick and stick on documents is coming to an end. Here's how to pay in 2025 (and exchange old stamps).
