As Czech companies reject home office, experts say you have the power to choose
Citing productivity concerns, more firms nationwide are bringing workers back to the office—however, remote working remains crucial for many employees.
Czech news in brief for February 24: Monday's top headlines
Czech leaders congratulate Merz on election victory, Senate speaker condemns Czech CPAC attendance, Czech authorities warn against "tram surfing."
Prague blossoms as Europe’s second-best city for nature lovers in new study
With abundant green spaces, walking trails, and native wildlife, the Czech capital is a top destination for those seeking balance between city and nature.
Pilsen introduces self-driving tram system for future of city transportation
The new autonomous tram project aims to improve urban transit, starting in depots and end-of-line stops and eventually expanding to public routes.
Czech coffee brand Jihlavanka launches debut café in Prague
Roasting since 1958, the Czech coffee producer plans to launch a chain of cafés across Czechia offering affordable, locally-brewed java.
Czech news in brief for February 23: Sunday's top headlines
Czech temperatures soar to 15 degrees Celsius, Fiala reaffirms Czechia's support for Ukraine, and more weekend headlines.
Czechia steps up: New study ranks nation among Europe’s top 10 most fit
A new study ranking European nations by fitness levels, highlighting trends in physical activity across the continent, places Czechia at number 10.
Florenc 21: Long-neglected Prague neighborhood set for major transformation
Plans for transforming Prague’s Florenc area include new residential blocks, a railway museum, shopping center, and improved transport links.
Czech President pledges unwavering support to Ukraine's Zelenskyy
In a phone call on Friday, Petr Pavel pledged Volodymyr Zelenskyy full support to Ukraine, reaffirming Czechia's commitment to aid amid political turmoil.
Czech news in brief for February 22: Saturday's top headlines
Czech president pledges unwavering support to Ukraine, St. Matthew's Fair opens in Prague, and more weekend headlines.
'I still believe most Czechs support us': Ukrainians in Prague face uncertainty with resilience
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As war in Ukraine drags on, the Ukrainian community in Prague has flourished, with new businesses, cultural initiatives, and a growing sense of belonging.
On this day: Václav Havel’s 1990 address to U.S. Congress looks starkly different today
OPINION: The former Czech president’s speech in Washington 35 years ago now resonates in a world where democracy’s future seems increasingly uncertain.
Teen stabbing shocks Czechia as youth violent crime surges 25 percent
A 16-year-old suspect was arrested for a random double homicide in Hradec Králové, as new data reveals a sharp rise in violent crimes committed by minors.
Czech news in brief for February 21: Friday's top headlines
Czech teen charged with double murder, Prague tram network to extend beyond city limits, and Czech ski resorts experiencing best conditions.
Two dead in Hradec Králové stabbing attack at shopping center
Police have detained the attacker in Czechia's eighth-largest city; the motives are as of yet unknown.
How Czechia is about to ease work access for an Asian country
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Under a new change, people from this country (of over 23 million people) won't need a work permit or employment card to get a job in Czechia.
Czech news in brief for February 20: Thursday's top headlines
Europe must cut red tape, boost defense spend, says Czech PM, U.S. aid freeze hits Czech human rights sector, and Vltava Philharmonic moves ahead.
