DAILY NEWS UPDATE
Czech news in brief for March 12: Wednesday's top headlines
Czech officials welcome ceasefire proposal, metro service to Florenc resumes, and Czech lawmakers wear folk costumes to parliament.
Czech news in brief for March 11: Tuesday's top headlines
Pavel emphasizes strong alliance with the US, National Museum opens Genghis Khan exhibit today, and unexploded 50-kilo bomb found in Brno.
Czech steel industry on shaky foundations after US tariffs
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Czech steel companies, which contribute substantially to the country's economy, are calling on the EU to implement protective measures.
Czech news in brief for March 10: Monday's top headlines
Czechia reacts to Syrian massacres, German flight strikes impact Czechia, and Prague's Florenc metro closed due to water leak.
Florenc metro reopened after major water leak
Currently, metro trains will only pass through the station; service on the B line is unaffected. Passengers are advise to use Hlavní nádraží.
Czech MPs OK major changes to labor code—Here's what you need to know
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The Chamber of Deputies has passed an amendment to the labor code, but a controversial clause allowing termination without cause didn't make the cut.
Czechia launches international project to build multilingual AI language model
A Czech-led consortium aims to develop a powerful multilingual AI model, catering to 32 European languages with cultural context.
Czech news in brief for March 9: Sunday's top headlines
Warm weather breaks records across Czechia, Waves takes top prizes at Czech Lion Awards, and more weekend headlines.
24-hour German airport strike: How travel from Czechia might be affected
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Major airports in Germany will face disruptions from a 24-hour strike on Monday, potentially affecting flights to and from Prague.
Czechia to receive CZK 4.7 billion in EU funds to help rebuild Ukraine
With a focus on critical infrastructure and hospitals, the country will receive EU funding to help its companies participate in rebuilding Ukraine.
Czech news in brief for March 8: Saturday's top headlines
Hundreds gather to protest Trump in Prague, Czechia backs Montenegro in bid to join EU, and more weekend headlines.
Prague is fighting tourist prices with grocery discounts for locals
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In a bid to ease the burden of overpriced, tourist-oriented stores, Prague 1 has allowed residents to save money at selected Žabka shops in the district.
Czechia forks out more cash to keep Michelin stars shining
In a landmark move, the renowned global guide will feature restaurants outside Prague; despite high costs, authorities say the investment is worthwhile.
Czech news in brief for March 7: Friday's top headlines
World order set for major changes, say Czech President, Czechia marks Masaryk’s 175th birthday, and Saharan dust to bring 'blood rain' to Czechia.
Thousands to march against global impact of Trump policies Friday in Prague
Organizers Million Moments for Democracy say Czechia’s upcoming parliamentary elections in October could drive Trump's influence home.
EU slaps Czechia with heavy fine for breaking whistleblowing law
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According to the EU, Czechia was far too slow in implementing the act, which is designed to protect employees from exposing company malpractice.
Czechia passes string of laws that may affect your daily life: Here's what to know
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Paying more for your TV license, getting additional housing support from the state, and a clampdown on who can buy energy drinks all feature.
