
Czech news in brief for February 3: Monday's top headlines
PM: U.S. tariffs must be discussed at EU level, social media bullying video sparks outrage, Šumava sees second day of record -20°C temperatures.
Czech startup that bridges social media networks gets large investment
Openvibe has secured a significant investment to develop its mobile app that combines decentralized networks like Mastodon, Bluesky, and Threads.
Kutná Hora celebrates 30 years of UNESCO status with a light festival and more
Kutná Hora is marking the 30th anniversary of its UNESCO World Heritage status with an exciting array of cultural events throughout 2025.
Czech news in brief for February 2: Sunday's top headlines
Chilly weather forecast early this week, France backs Czech push to limit Russian diplomats in the EU, and more weekend headlines.
Hot topic: Prague is still partying—should the city do more to sober up?
While the Czech capital has made efforts to change its reputation, a recent study suggests it is still a favorite among UK stag and hen parties.
Prague plans major reconstruction of divisive highway through city center
Set to improve pedestrian and cyclist spaces while maintaining vehicle traffic flow, the reconstruction will span from Muzeum to the Nusle Bridge.
Czech news in brief for February 1: Saturday's top headlines
Czech temperatures drop sharply this weekend, opposition again blocks public media fee hike, and more weekend headlines.
6 ways it's about to get easier to use Prague's public transport
A host of developments, ranging from new stations to more exits, will make it easier and quicker to get around the Czech capital.
Czechia lists beer culture among intangible heritage, paving the way for UNESCO bid
Czech beer culture, from rural pubs to historic breweries, has been recognized as part of the nation’s intangible heritage.
Czech news in brief for January 31: Friday's top headlines
Zeman issues court-ordered apology for slander, Czech schools introduce new report card system, snow, ice risk warning issued for weekend.
Brno house prices soar: Is the city still more affordable than Prague?
Czechia's second-largest city has seen surging rents amid high demand and sales of new apartments, suggesting prices are catching up with the capital.
World's best-selling author to set hotly anticipated novel in Prague
The Da Vinci Code author says he will use the Czech capital to explore elements of history, science, and symbolism in his new book.
US aid freeze hits Czechia, threatening humanitarian and human rights efforts
Trump's suspension of foreign aid forces Czech NGOs to halt aid programs, cutting support for refugees, journalists, and human rights activists worldwide.
Czech news in brief for January 30: Thursday's top headlines
Senate delays digitalization deadline to 2027, illegal migration to Czechia falls in 2024, and three-quarters of Czechs satisfied with life.
How the Czech National Bank could become the West's first to hold crypto assets
The central bank's governor has hinted that Bitcoin is a safe investment option and that the world cryptocurrency market will rise in value in future.
Prague ranks among the world's safest cities for tourists—but what if you're a local?
Although many have long regarded the Czech capital as a safe haven, new police statistics paint a slightly different picture.
How a complex web of Italian mafia made billions from tax fraud in Prague
An EU-wide investigation uncovered how Italian nationals set up fraudulent businesses in Prague to avoid paying value-added tax.