Czech news in brief for November 11: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Czech President weighs in on flag debate, Hepatitis A deaths rise in Prague, and St. Martin wines begin arriving.
Czech news in brief for November 10: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Russia jails Czech woman for fighting for Ukraine, Karlovy Vary's university gulf is spotlighted, and plan revealed for Nov. 17 public holiday.
Czechia's shrinking birth rate threatens strained workforce, higher living costs
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The country's dual demographic crisis and policy vacuum freeze reforms, guaranteeing workforce strain and fiscal uncertainty.
Czech news in brief for November 10: Monday's top morning headlines
ANO seeks to scrap ‘foreign power’ crime, ČEZ cuts power, gas prices for 1.6 M homes, and no white horse for St. Martin this year.
Czech news in brief for November 9: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Havlíček hints Czech ammo aid to Ukraine may end, record 719 tons collected in Czech food drive, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for November 9: Sunday's top morning headlines
Czechia sees first significant snowfall of winter season, Czech Medical Chamber head calls for higher health insurance payments, and more headlines.
Czech news in brief for November 8: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Fico blames Czech policy for V4 rift, Czech food banks helped 430,000 people last year, and more weekend headlines.
Czech flag raised in Ukraine’s parliament in wake of Prague flag removal
Ukraine has raised Czech flag in parliament to thank Prague for support after Czechia's newly elected speaker removed Ukraine's flag from Czech parliament.
Czech news in brief for November 8: Saturday's top morning headlines
Russia praises Ukraine flag removal in Prague, Babiš conflict of interest case to be resolved after appointment, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for November 7: Friday's top afternoon headlines
More foreign visitors come to Czechia, Prague public transport corruption case heats up, prehistoric settlements uncovered near highway, and more top news.
The new Prague tourist? How luxury travelers are reshaping the city's economy
Prague's new tourism strategy of bringing fewer crowds, bigger spenders seems to be paying off, according to new numbers.
Flag removal backfires: Czech parliament now displays even more Ukrainian flags
Members of the outgoing government slammed Tomio Okamura for removing the flag from the Chamber of Deputies on day one of his new speaker role.
Czech news in brief for November 7: Friday's top morning headlines
Czech Speaker removes Ukrainian flag from parliament, Northern lights may glow over Czechia tonight, and century-old Bohemia motorcycles go on display.
Czech news in brief for November 6: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
PM Fiala's government resigns, president accepts its ending; Fiala hits out against Okamura once again, and central bank posts interest rate decision.
Pay more to drive in Czechia: Cost of highway stamps will rise in 2026
The Transport Ministry claims that, as the country's highway network expands and inflation rises, the prices of highway vignettes must follow suit.
Prague left off high-speed rail map as EU unveils transport revolution
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The EC's €100 billion high-speed rail plan leaves Prague reliant on transfers through Vienna and Berlin, missing out on direct links to Paris and Rome.
Czech news in brief for November 6: Thursday's top morning headlines
Okamura becomes Speaker of Parliament, Kotva renovation delayed until 2028, and autumn inversion splits Czech weather.
