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.
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.
Tom Stoppard dies: Czech-born playwright was longtime friend of Václav Havel
Sir Tom Stoppard, Zlín-born playwright who fled Czechoslovakia during Nazi occupation, has passed away at 88, leaving a global cultural legacy.
Czech news in brief for November 30: Sunday's top morning headlines
Babiš and Lipavský clash over missing Trump photo, Prague march marks solidarity with Palestine, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for November 29: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Motorists insist on Turek for cabinet post, Pavel welcomes visitors to Prague Castle open day, and more weekend headlines.
Czech police boost security as Christmas markets open across Prague
Police will deploy armed officers and extra patrols at crowded sites such as Prague's Old Town Square market as Advent season begins this weekend.
Czech news in brief for November 29: Saturday's top morning headlines
Czech and Ukrainian officials discuss artillery supplies, police find CZK 80 million at railway chief’s home, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for November 28: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Stampede at student fair injures five students, ice warning issued around Czechia, energy prices to go up, and more news headlines.
Prague tech sector expands as world cybersecurity titan aims to triple staff
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Cato Networks says that cyberattack growth in Czechia is contributing to increased demand for IT and security specialists.
Czech news in brief for November 28: Friday's top morning headlines
Babiš gives no conflict-interest plan, Black Friday rush hits Czech stores, and new exhibit marks 150 years of Czech women's rights pioneer.
Czech news in brief for November 27: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Prague greenlights plan for free menstrual supplies in all schools, toll network to widen next year, embassies promote foreign languages, and more.
Prague mandates free pads in schools as Czechia's tampon tax still cramps budgets
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From January 2026, all public educational institutions in the capital will be required to provide free menstrual supplies for both students and teachers.
Firefighters evacuate buildings over massive gas leak in Prague
The gas leak which halted traffic and public transport on Jaromírova Street in Prague's Nusle district has been fixed and traffic restored.
Czech news in brief for November 27: Thursday's top morning headlines
Incoming coalition sends budget back, Prague transport recovers after snow chaos, and EU advances ‘chat control’; Czechia votes no.
Czech news in brief for November 26: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Czech president pushes back against controversial cabinet pick, more snow and ice expected nationwide, most Czechs say they don't feel poverty, and more.
