Czech shops to close on all holidays? Ministry seeks extension of retail ban
While large Czech stores must currently only close on some holidays, the Labor Ministry has proposed extending the measure to all holidays.
Czech news in brief for April 7: Sunday's top headlines
Czech leaders congratulate Pellegrini on election win, high temperatures set records around Czechia, and more Sunday headlines.
Czech snowboarder Ester Ledecká awarded EU Athlete of the Year
Ledecká picked up the inaugural trophy for top EU athlete from the King and Queen of Spain at the country's National Sports Awards.
Legendary Prague deli closes after more than 100 years of operation
Lahůdky Zlatý kříž, which had served up open-faced sandwiches at Prague's Jungmannovo náměstí since 1916, has officially closed.
Czech news in brief for April 6: Saturday's top headlines
Pavel arrives in Rwanda for official visit, Slovaks vote in final round of presidential election, and more weekend headlines.
Tranquil, safe, but little English: Expats voice off on village living in Czechia
Expats commended lower living costs and access to nature, though cited poor public transport and a lack of infrastructure in Czech villages.
Roam free: T-Mobile slashes its data prices in non-EU countries
Amid competition from eSIM offerings, the mobile phone carrier has reduced some of its data-package prices in countries worldwide by over 90 percent.
Czechia falls out of Europe's top 10 safest countries
The country still outranks Austria, Germany, Poland, and Norway when it comes to perceived resident safety.
Commuter alert: Major traffic restrictions in place due to Prague Half Marathon
With around 15,000 participants to run through the heart of Prague Saturday morning, several major roads will be closed to traffic and trams diverted.
Czech news in brief for April 5: Friday's top headlines
Czech president to visit Rwanda today, Zeman calls for Russian-Urkainian peace talks, and Prague Zoo organizes elephant farewell party.
Prague hospital cites staff negligence in patient-mix up that led to miscarriage
Bulovka University Hospital said an employee failed to identify a case of mistaken identity that caused a healthy pregnant woman to miscarry.
Catch a wave with castle views this weekend in Prague
The Vlny Štvanice city surfing project is opening on Saturday, April 6, for the season with a day-long event centered on water fun.
Canadian ambassador to Czechia eyes closer bond between both countries
Although 7,000 kilometers apart, Czechia and Canada can cooperate in energy security, arms manufacturing, and within the IT sector, the ambassador says.
Czech news in brief for April 4: Thursday's top headlines
Babiš supports Pellegrini ahead of Slovak election, Prague allocates millions for Ukraine ammo, and summer temps come to Czechia this weekend.
These nine building projects will transform Prague's cityscape in the next decade
From redeveloped train stations to revamped city squares, over a dozen building projects are currently planned for the Czech capital.
Bring, borrow, or buy: Prague espresso bar ditches disposable paper cups
Prague café EMA is switching to a more sustainable way of serving up it's patrons' daily caffeine fix.
Czech Health Ministry moves to ban seven more psychoactive substances
As neighboring Germany legalizes pot, Czechia struggles to contain a wave of semi-synthetic cannabinoids; critics say a ban isn't the answer.