Can we start screaming? Prague protest targets global normalization of violence
Dozens protested on the Czech capital's Jan Palach Square Friday evening against violence and threats to democracy in Czechia and abroad.
Czech news in brief for January 31: Saturday's top morning headlines
Ice warning issued for parts of Moravia, Prague protest targets violence normalization, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for January 30: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Czech unemployment remains second lowest in EU, train traffic halted at Masarykovo nádraží, and gold treasure from Trutnov valued at CZK 11m.
Czech news in brief for January 30: Friday's top morning headlines
Media groups protest journalist selection policy, fire at Prague dorms forces mass evacuation, IKEA to ban pets in Czech stores from February
Czech news in brief for January 29: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Czech foreign minister to visit U.S. next week, President Pavel shares photos of bare basics room, and rescuers share life-saving ice techniques.
Czech news in brief for January 29: Thursday's top morning headlines
Foreign Minister Macinka joins EU talks, snow and wind cause traffic delays across Czechia, and students receive grades ahead of mid-term break.
Czech news in brief for January 28: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Lower House to discuss cabinet dismissal, vaccination safer than treatment says health minister, and NGP announces major exhibits for 2026.
Czech news in brief for January 28: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Mass protest planned to support President Pavel, Prague launches vote for new bridge name, and heavy snowfall is on the way to Czechia.
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Czech news in brief for January 27: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
President accuses foreign minister of blackmail, Czechia honors victims of the Holocaust, and students to decorate iconic chocolate factory.
Political clash in Prague: President accuses foreign minister of blackmail
The foreign minister warned he would “burn bridges” in a way that would “enter political science textbooks” if the president didn't appoint Filip Turek.
Most employees in Czechia wouldn't recommend their office to friends – here's why
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A recent survey finds that most Czech employees wouldn’t recommend their employer to friends, citing low morale, limited growth, and workplace culture.
Prague’s ‘European Quarter’ to transform old warehouse site into 2,200 homes
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The development replaces old warehouses in Prague 6 with flats that could help ease the housing crunch, but no construction time line has been given.
Czech news in brief for January 27: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Government mulls Trump's 'Board of Peace' invite, most Czechs would not recommend their employer, and a new doc explores Prague’s Neapolitan pizza scene.
Czech news in brief for January 26: Monday's top afternoon headlines
New Czech budget to freeze defense spending, prescription drug home delivery plan moves forward, and experts warn building law risks historic sites.
Czech budget freezes defense spending, boosts transport and families
The government is keeping defense at 2 percent of GDP, meeting NATO commitments but adding no extra, focusing instead on transport and family programs.
Czech news in brief for January 26: Monday's top morning headlines
Heavy snow expected across Czechia this week, Pavel defends Czech mission in Afghanistan, and \prague ranked priciest city in Eastern Europe.
Okamura blasts Ukrainian flag on Charles Bridge, vows tougher migration rules
A 30-meter flag, unfurled to mark Unity Day this weekend, was called into question by Czechia's house speaker, who pledged new foreigner restrictions.
