Czechia could best Montreal and St. Petersburg for world's largest hockey arena
The city of Pardubice has ambitious goals to build a 20,000-seat mega arena as Czechia's influence in the sport grows.
Why Czechia is in danger of missing critical deadline to ensure digital rights
The digital constitution, due to take effect in February, guarantees citizens the right to access public services online.
Czech news in brief for September 27: Friday's top headlines
Czech president meets expats in Chicago, Pirate party to vote on whether to leave govt., and Slovakia uses Russian footage in TV spot.
Czech-founded startup Mews secures major investment from US firm
Mews is making huge news in the international business world: after becoming only third Czech unicorn in history, its value continues to soar.
Running up that hill: Prague halts funicular operation until mid-2026
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The city's transport company is shutting down Petřín hill cable for repairs due to heavy rains and track damage.
Pellegrini: Slovakia must be prepared for nuclear incident in Ukraine
A Russian attack on Ukraine’s nuclear plants could cause a Chernobyl-like disaster, affecting neighboring countries, said the Slovak President.
Czech news in brief for September 26: Thursday's top headlines
Czechia to revise digital buliding permit plan, Pavel calls on China to help end Ukraine war, and Prague ranks as top city for NHL expansion.
Autumn holidays in Czechia: Store closures and open days for 2024
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Public holidays in autumn come with a list of store closures that start this Saturday. Many state buildings, however, will be open to the public.
EXPLAINED: Why PM's sacking of Pirates leader has Czech politics in turmoil
The prime minister's sudden decision to dismiss a senior cabinet minister and coalition party leader has caused huge unrest within government ranks.
Weekend attack in Prague leaves tourist dead after being struck by a bottle
Police launched a swift search for the suspect, who was detained and faces 16 years in prison.
Czech news in brief for September 25: Wednesday's top headlines
Lipavský could resign if Pirates leave govt., climate change doubles flood risk in Central Europe, and Czech series opens Serial Killer festival.
YouTube announces price hike in premium services for Czechia-based users
The differences in price increases vary between Android and Apple devices, as well as the type of subscription plan.
Trams will start running on Wenceslas Square again from Saturday
After three months of partial closure and reconstruction, part of Wenceslas Square will reopen to several tram lines, easing congestion in the center.
Czech president to NYT: Ukraine must be realistic about reclaiming occupied land
Ukraine’s future will be a major topic at this week’s United Nations General Assembly in New York where president Petr Pavel will speak.
Czech news in brief for September 24: Wednesday's top headlines
Ukraine cites defective ammuniction from Czechia, Čertovka opens today; embankments Wednesday, and Golden Lane painting sale sets auction record.
Travelers beware: You will need to pay to enter the UK from April 2025
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A trip to the UK, one of the most popular flight destinations from Prague, will require an online application and clearance before travel.
EXPLAINER: Why this weekend's regional elections are shaking up Czech politics
The opposition ANO party claimed a large 35 percent of the vote, issuing a serious warning to the government coalition ahead of the 2025 general election.
