Czech news in brief for October 18: Saturday's top morning headlines
Court receives 37 complaints over Czech election, Czechs in small villages more satisfied with environment, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for October 17: Friday's top headlines
Signal Festival lights up Prague, digital gun permits may cause real headaches, inflation drops, more Ukrainian refugees arrive, and more.
Czech news in brief for October 17: Friday's top headlines
Breaking down this week's budget stand-off, vaccine centers fill up as Hepatitis A cases spike, and carp harvest begins this weekend.
Czech news in brief for October 16: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Shooting in north Bohemia leaves two dead, seven charged in record tax case, and O2 warns 4G phones risky with rents jumping in Prague and Brno.
Off the leash and off schedule: Young pup causes chaos on Prague metro
The one-year old wolfdog has caused major hold ups and a closure on part of line A, with people needing to use nearby tram services for hours.
Czech news in brief for October 16: Thursday's top morning headlines
Weekend freeze expected in Czechia, Czechia to create national apartment register, and Claire’s Czech branches face closure.
Why Britain’s strict new language rules would hurt Czechia’s economy
While Britain raises English standards for migrants, Czechia looks to balance language expectations with urgent workforce needs.
Czech news in brief for October 15: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Half of Czechs want Turek gone from politics altogether, Babiš pushes budget change, new trams arrive in Prague, housing register approved.
Reading between the lines: Can airport queues stop crime in Czechia?
While Prague Airport chaos test travelers’ patience, experts warn that border controls are the first line in defense against crime and trafficking.
Czech news in brief for October 15: Wednesday's top morning headlines
U.S. ambassador to Prague confirmed, Nobel Peace Prize winner calls in to Forum 2000, and international media comment on Turek affair.
Czech news in brief for October 14: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Hepatitis A outbreak sees more deaths, RFE/RL vows to keep running, Pavel weighs in on mandatory conscription, and more.
Time’s up on ‘native speaker only’: How to spot discriminatory job ads in Czechia
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Employers face closer scrutiny over language, age, gender, and nationality requirements, while new EU rules will require clearer salary disclosures.
Czech news in brief for October 14: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Zelenskyy, Pavel discuss support for Ukraine, Czech government talks rule out EU, NATO exit, and Czech bar gets first woman chair.
Czech news in brief for October 13: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Czech leaders welcome release of hostages, Pavel: Russia wants to 'destroy Europe,' and Sting to headline Metronome Prague 2026.
Prague Airport's biometric system debut marred by chaos, non-functioning kiosks
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Czechia is among only three EU nations to implement full border checks on day one despite technical problems.
Czechia's energy suppliers slash prices as heating season starts: How to save
The country's largest energy company ČEZ has committed to cutting rates, with more savings available for longer contracts.
Czech news in brief for October 13: Monday's top morning headlines
Babiš to meet Motorists over Turek posts, Georgian activists call for EU sanctions at Forum 2000, and week ahead to see mixed sun, frost by weekend.
