Medical use of magic mushrooms to become legal in Czechia from 2026
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A new law allows controlled psilocybin use for depression and other conditions, with careful protocols and limited initial patient access.
Czech news in brief for December 6: Saturday's top morning headlines
Architect behind Prague's Dancing House dies, Transparency International questions Babiš’s conflict-of-interest plan, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for December 5: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Incoming coalition parties prepare for new government, Prague metro station gets reopening date, hepatitis A case continue climbing, and more top news.
Czechia's new emergency warning system will prepare people for crisis
The alert will inform people of a serious emergency and give advice on what to do and where to go.
Czech news in brief for December 5: Friday's top morning headlines
Pavel to appoint Babiš as prime minister, ‘Elch Emil’ chosen as Austria’s Word of Year, and new 3D model reveals Prague clock mechanism
Pavel to appoint Babiš as PM ending conflict-of-interest deadlock
The resolution marks a significant moment for Czech politics, as conflict-of-interest allegations have shadowed Babiš throughout his political career.
Czech news in brief for December 4: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Police detain student after school threat, Google search trends reflect Czech social shifts, and Oscar-winning artist Pistek dies at 93.
Prague Walker challenge: Can you find Letná from Old Town without your phone?
Prague's new black obelisks are a sharp solution for tourist bottleneck as Prague continues to grapple with the strain of mass tourism.
Czech news in brief for December 4: Thursday's top morning headlines
Pavel remains unconvinced by Turek, Czechia to see spell of warm weather, and moldy muffins discovered at KFC.
Czech news in brief for December 3: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
A host of new cultural attractions open around Czechia, police hunt men performing Nazi salute, outgoing government clamps down on emissions, and more.
Czech news in brief for December 3: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Turek plans meeting with the President, robots now delivering food around Prague, annual shoebox drive his 44,000 gifts.
Czech news in brief for December 2: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Czech parliament speaker visits Slovakia to improve relations, Prague Planetarium opens new feature, pensioner charged with cannabis crime, and more.
Czech news in brief for December 2: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Police probed MP’s posts on activist killings, new rules tighten fireworks use from Dec. 1, and interactive sculpture appears on Prague embankment.
Czech news in brief for December 1: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Pavel continues pushback against possible new environment minister, new Prague winter aid program launched, economic prediction spells good news, and more.
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Czech news in brief for December 1: Monday's top morning headlines
Czech rail boss faces dismissal today, roads icy as snow and fog hit regions on first day of winter, and Prague ranked among most congested cities.
Czech news in brief for November 30: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
White Christmas unlikely for much of Czechia, Motorists to keep Turek as ministerial nominee, and more weekend headlines.
Billa supermarket closes Czech e-shop: Shifts focus to store expansion
Popular supermarket chain Billa will end online grocery sales in January 2026 as it prioritizes cooperation with courier services and store upgrades.
