Czech news in brief for December 19: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Czechia opts out of EU Ukraine loan at summit, new Epstein photos show Czech, Slovak links, and Prague Zoo, City announce holiday discounts.
New Epstein photos reveal Czech-Slovak ties as US transparency deadline looms
The images, part of more than 95,000 photos obtained from the estate, include a Czech passport and Slovak presidential advisor posing with Epstein.
Metro line C back to full service today: Pankrác reopening and holiday updates
A key metro station reopens today while Prague's holiday timetable have been released. Plus find out when you can see the holiday fleet through 2026.
Czech news in brief for December 19: Friday's top morning headlines
Over 100,000 signatures delivered to Prague Castle, Prague’s Pankrác metro station reopens today, and Scorsese thriller eyes Prague film shoot.
Czech news in brief for December 18: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Permit clears way for Prague airport rail upgrade, Charles Bridge too crowded to cross, and Czech temps are the coldest in Europe right now.
Why the ‘expat tier’ should care about Czechia’s hardline migration pivot
On International Migrants Day activists will gather at the Nicolas Winton statue to warn of the hardline migration shifts threatening all foreigners.
Czech news in brief for December 18: Thursday's top morning headlines
Ukraine's flag removed from Czech Interior Ministry, WhatsApp 'ghostpairing' scheme hits Czechia, and Václav Havel's death anniversary commemorated.
Czech news in brief for December 17: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Czechia joins EU-backed security pledge to Ukraine, rail operators add trains as Christmas seats sell out, and survey shows decline in carp for Christmas.
Czech news in brief for December 17: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Trump congratulates Babis on return as PM, Pavel to join screening of Ukraine skeptics doc, and snow unlikely before Christmas, forecasters say.
Czech news in brief for December 16: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Government stomps on EU environment law, flat-rate insurance payments for self-employed workers to rise, and president stresses need for universities.
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.
