Czech news in brief for May 25: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Renewed debate on compulsory military service, Roma festival kicks off in Prague for 28th edition, and Petřín shines blue.
The return of Prague’s Stalin space sparks debate in more ways than one
Prague’s Stalin Cultural Center is fighting for survival as debates over public space, nightlife, and even its controversial name intensify.
Czech news in brief for May 25: Monday's top morning headlines
Czech cavers rescued from deadly gas trap, Prague flats shrink as prices soar, and two-day techno party comes to an end with police intervention.
Czech news in brief for May 24: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Czechia condemns deadly Kyiv strikes, fire risk warning issued, thousands protest Sudeten German congress, and more Sunday headlines.
Thousands to join Prague protest in support of Czech Television and Radio
Demonstrators in Prague will march against proposed changes to Czech public media funding, with a petition to be delivered to the government.
Czech news in brief for May 24: Sunday's top morning headlines
Czechia's inflation outlook worsens as oil prices rise, Czechia tops Slovakia in hockey World Cup, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for May 23: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Pavel says NATO should “show its teeth” to Russia, German expulsion memorial defaced, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for May 23: Saturday's top morning headlines
Fatal stabbing highlights Czech school safety, Sudeten German Cultural Awards presented in Brno, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for May 22: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Tragic stabbing in Pardubice, Czech-German message of reconciliation, and GHB bust.
Czech news in brief for May 22: Friday's top morning headlines
Czech school closed after student dies in stabbing, Prague airport launches check-in tips ahead of record summer, and new exhibit celebrates the 'chata'.
Czech school to remain closed after student dies in stabbing
The tragedy aligns with broader concerns raised by Czech judicial officials regarding youth violence.
Czech news in brief for May 21: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Pavel threatens constitutional lawsuit, Czechia's economic outlook downgraded, and ticks on the rise.
Czech news in brief for May 21: Thursday's top morning headlines
Global security convenes in Prague today, American Ebola contact arrives at Bulovka, and most Czechs are fine with unmarried parents.
Czech news in brief for May 20: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Prague promises 'unconditional support' to Israel, Kingom Come creators announce LOTR project, and heavy police presence planned for Brno German event.
Czech news in brief for May 20: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Doctor in contact with Ebola to be treated in Prague, witnesses to bus collision sought, and Lidl gets a makeover this week.
Czech news in brief for May 19: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Brno protester waves Soviet flag, Ukrainian humanitarian benefits in question, and Czechs back on track at Ice Hockey World Championships.
Czech news in brief for May 19: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Israeli foreign minister to visit Prague today, Czechia approves corporate gender quota bill, and Czech city ticks twice as infected forest ticks.
