Czechia is bringing back EET. What shoppers and businesses need to know
Czech parliament has approved the return of electronic sales registration, bringing new reporting rules for businesses and changes for some customers.
Czech news in brief for July 18: Saturday's top morning headlines
Strong storms rip through Czechia and disrupt events, multi-vehicle crash closes the D1 highway near Prague, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for July 17: Friday's top afternoon headlines
A swimming ban at Džbán, Moravian winemakers face acute water shortages, and more air-conditioned trams in Prague.
Prague’s busiest tram corridor shuts down for 24 days as repairs begin
Twelve tram lines will be diverted as Prague repairs one of the city’s busiest tram sections between Národní and Spálená streets.
Czech news in brief for July 17: Friday's top morning headlines
Two dead after Prague hostel attack, Zlín factory fire enters second week, most Czech swimming spots deemed safe, and more headlines.
Czech news in brief for July 16: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
A Czech citizen detained in China, Diana Ross comes to Czechia, and Prague to get country's tallest building.
Prague Castle welcomes record nine million visitors as access expands
Prague Castle saw record attendance in 2025 following renovations, the creation of new public spaces, and the removal of entrance security checks.
Czech news in brief for July 16: Thursday's top morning headlines
Pavel says Czechia saw setback at NATO summit, Turek may face a driving ban or prison time over Prague accident, and more morning headlines.
Czech news in brief for July 15: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
An attempted murder-suicide in Prague 10, Czechs against Russian return to Olympics, and Turek under pressure after ambulance crash.
Czech news in brief for July 15: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Two PID buses collide near Prague, one woman airlifted, New footage emerges in Turek crash, and Czech highway vignette prices should freeze.
Czech news in brief for July 14: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Birth rate continues to drop in 2026, Colors of Ostrava prepares for launch, and Turek accident in the news.
Clock changes are here to stay in Czechia, at least until 2031
A Czech plan will keep daylight saving time in place through 2031, despite years of EU debate over whether seasonal clock changes should end.
Czech news in brief for July 14: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Bomb threat shuts Prague's main train station, Czechia backs Chat Control extension in EU vote, and Colours of Ostrava prep is underway.
Bomb threat forces evacuation and halts traffic at Prague’s main train station
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The emergency operation began shortly before 8 a.m. when police announced they were clearing the country's busiest transit hub.
Czech news in brief for July 13: Monday's top afternoon headlines
A Motorist accident in I.P. Pavlova, the end of fuel price caps, and Karlovy Vary Festival movies arrive in Prague cinemas.
Czech news in brief for July 13: Monday's top morning headlines
Babiš rejects Pavel's push for foreign policy talks, e-scooter warehouse fire shuts down Čelákovice, and 'Czech Pompeii' opens its gates.
Czech news in brief for July 12: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Tensions between Czech president and PM renewed, heat returns to Czechia with storms and fire risk this week, and more top headlines.
