Czech government says it will reject EU migration reform, calls for zero-tolerance policy
The cabinet will formally oppose the EU's solidarity mechanism to focus on a new restrictive national asylum policy.
Czech news in brief for December 16: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Greenpeace hangs banner at Environment Ministry, hygienists warn of virus spread during holidays, and Prague museum marks 130 years of Škoda auto.
Czech news in brief for December 15: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Babiš urges Ukraine peace talks, calls for ceasefire by Feb. 24 anniversary, and Czech government questions future EU financing options.
Czech news in brief for December 15: Monday's top morning headlines
Babiš returns as Czech Prime Minister today, Prague marks Hanukkah, honors Sydney attack victims, Czech towns boost baby bonuses to fight decline.
Czech news in brief for December 14: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Fiala and Babiš condemn Sydney Hanukkah attack, Czech companies expect stable prices in 2026, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for December 14: Sunday's top morning headlines
Czechia likely to see dry weather through holidays, Fiala slams Babiš's stance on Ukraine aid, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for December 13: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Babiš rejects EU plans to fund Ukraine, Kingdom Come 2 shut out at 2025 Game Awards, and more weekend headlines.
Czechia backs new EU plan to freeze Russian assets indefinitely
The EU will keep Russian assets frozen indefinitely, a move aimed at supporting Ukraine, with Czechia voting in favor of the plan.
Czech news in brief for December 13: Saturday's top morning headlines
Czech ammo plan brings Ukraine 1.8 million rounds, new H3N2 K flu variant spreading toward Czechia, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for December 12: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Czech PM gets praise from an EU figurehead, Austria decides to extend border controls with Czechia, and a popular tourist attraction announces price rises.
Migration offers a lifeline to Czechia's record-breaking population decline
Every one in 10 people in Czechia is foreign-born, with 1.1 million legally residing foreigners calling the country home at the end of 2024.
Holiday shopping hours in Czechia: What's open and closed in 2025?
Legal rules mean that from Dec. 24–26, New Year’s Eve, and Jan. 1, opening hours and services will be adjusted, so plan ahead before heading out.
Czech news in brief for December 12: Friday's top morning headlines
Pavel fears defense spending will miss target, Papilio earns Czechia’s first two Michelin stars, and Pilsen to build country’s largest jellyfish hall.
Czech news in brief for December 11: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
New Czech PM meets EU leaders, ex-health minister names his biggest challenges during term, Czechia's living standards rise, and more top news.
Czechia joins Europe's defense pivot proposing 'administrative' conscription
Czechia's chief of staff says he wants to increase the country's crisis-preparedness before it's too late and see how many people can fight for the state.
Czech women more likely than men to accept gender inequality
Gender Equality Index 2025 reveals that women themselves often maintain and perpetuate traditional views with 68 percent saying it's the man's job to earn.
Czech news in brief for December 11: Thursday's top morning headlines
Czech foreign affairs committee backs Trump’s Ukraine peace efforts, Czechia to debut nationwide Michelin selection, and Czechia's new UNESCO nod.
