Czech news in brief for October 30: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
More vaccines shipped to Czechia to combat hepatitis A spread, rare fossils leave Prague after huge visitor numbers, and more top stories.
Prague protest rallies against far-right SPD in power, leader’s own brother joins
A new petition signed by tens of thousands warns against the SPD's concerning closeness to Moscow and anti-EU path.
Czech news in brief for October 30: Thursday's top morning headlines
Global tech outage affects Czechia, temperatures to soon hit above 15 degrees Celsius, EU considers environmental change, and more top headlines.
Czech news in brief for October 29: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Head of far-right SPD nominated as parliament speaker, university admits mistake with Palestinian flag display, big budget change possible, and more news.
Czechia shifts sharply to the right as new coalition officially announced
A new alliance of populist and right-wing parties may bring major shifts in Czechia’s approach to immigration, environmental policy, and EU cooperation.
Czech news in brief for October 29: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Pavel gives speech to the state while bestowing awards, flood alerts come to pass, Sapa raided, and more top headlines.
Czech news in brief for October 28: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Pavel and Fiala honor Czechoslovakia’s founding; Prague plans major Kampa Park renovation; Police warn drivers winter tires required from Nov. 1.
Czechia sees record October snowfall since 2000s: Is a white winter ahead?
Three separate mountain ranges in the country all saw heavy amounts of snowfall last night, a rare event that last happened over 15 years ago.
Czech news in brief for October 28: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Czechia welcomes national holiday, famous landmarks and buildings open, metro line sees closure, likely new PM meets American ambassador, and more.
Czech news in brief for October 27: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Babiš to lead coalition talks after official permission from president, Prague battles hepatitis A surge, and Central Bohemia train derails after crash.
One in three Czech start-ups may leave country amid high taxes, bureaucracy
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Initial access to capital and relatively challenging labor laws are causing CEOs of new firms in Czechia to cast eyes abroad.
Czech news in brief for October 27: Monday's top morning headlines
ANO moves closer to forming a new coalition as protests flare over a Sudeten German congress and Masaryk’s historic archive enters the digital age.
Czech news in brief for October 26: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Czech Republic marks 107th anniversary of Czechoslovakia, incoming coalition to discuss lower house posts Wednesday, and more headlines.
Prague to fully restore historic wooden church devastated by 2020 fire
The Czech capital will restore the 18th-century wooden Church of the Archangel Michael at Petřín using traditional carpentry and public donations.
Czech news in brief for October 26: Sunday's top morning headlines
Incoming coalition parties agree on draft government program, Czechs rally against Sudeten German congress, and more Sunday headlines.
Czech news in brief for October 25: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Strong winds to hit western Czechia on Sunday, hepatitis A vaccination surges amid outbreak, and more weekend headlines.
Number of Ukrainians seeking protection in Czechia surges in recent months
New government rules allowing young Ukrainian men to leave the country have led to a doubling of temporary protection applications in Czechia this fall.
