DAILY NEWS UPDATE
Czech news in brief for February 28: Friday's top headlines
Vibrator mistaken for bomb at Prague airport, climbers clean St. Vitus Cathedral after 40 years, and Pastrňák ties Jágr's consecutive-goal record.
Prague tram driver caught on video assaulting Ukrainian family
Footage of the driver hitting a man holding a child and shouting anti-Ukrainian remarks has sparked public outrage and a government response.
Why experts say you should exchange Czech crowns before summer
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Upcoming Czech National Bank interest rate decisions and US trade policies mean that the Czech crown will likely depreciate in the coming months.
Czech news in brief for February 27: Thursday's top headlines
Czech PM backs Israel in anti-terrorism fight, EU funds at risk in hospital corruption case, and Senate approves domestic violence definition.
EU funds at risk for Prague hospital projects amid corruption scandal
The Health Ministry warns that funding for Motol University Hospital could be forfeited if a corruption case violated EU financial interests.
AI is replacing thousands of jobs in Czechia: What sectors will be impacted?
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One in four business leaders in the country expects to reduce their workforce this year due to AI-driven automation, but which industries are most at risk?
Czech news in brief for February 26: Wednesday's top headlines
Czech PM: Defense spending can rise 0.2 percent of GDP, seventeen now accused in Prague hospital corruption case, teacher shortage growing in Czechia.
Prague district to get color-changing building in homage to Balkan country
Underlining ties between Czechia and a coastal part of Montenegro, the massive project will have 11,000 square meters of office space.
Safety in Czechia: Officials outline what to watch for as new threats loom
Czech criminal law, established in 1961, remains largely unchanged, with the country lacking anti-terrorism legislation, security experts warn.
Czech news in brief for February 25: Tuesday's top headlines
PM: Global order shifting, Europe must act, hospital chief dismissed amid corruption probe, and Prague Writers' Festival founder, poet Michael March, dies.
Protesters rally outside U.S. Embassy in Prague against Trump’s Ukraine stance
The protest coincided with the EU’s approval of its 16th Russian sanctions package—and US opposition of a UN resolution condemning the invasion.
As Czech companies reject home office, experts say you have the power to choose
Citing productivity concerns, more firms nationwide are bringing workers back to the office—however, remote working remains crucial for many employees.
Czech news in brief for February 24: Monday's top headlines
Czech leaders congratulate Merz on election victory, Senate speaker condemns Czech CPAC attendance, Czech authorities warn against "tram surfing."
Prague blossoms as Europe’s second-best city for nature lovers in new study
With abundant green spaces, walking trails, and native wildlife, the Czech capital is a top destination for those seeking balance between city and nature.
Pilsen introduces self-driving tram system for future of city transportation
The new autonomous tram project aims to improve urban transit, starting in depots and end-of-line stops and eventually expanding to public routes.
Czech coffee brand Jihlavanka launches debut café in Prague
Roasting since 1958, the Czech coffee producer plans to launch a chain of cafés across Czechia offering affordable, locally-brewed java.
Czech news in brief for February 23: Sunday's top headlines
Czech temperatures soar to 15 degrees Celsius, Fiala reaffirms Czechia's support for Ukraine, and more weekend headlines.
