As Prague Baseball Week begins, here's why Czechs love a very American game
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Most people don't know Czechia has one of Europe's strongest baseball traditions. Here's how it happened and how to experience it this week.
Czech news in brief for July 4: Saturday's top morning headlines
Pavel, Babiš clash over NATO summit flight costs, police bust CZK 553M international fraud ring, and transit upheaval disrupts Prague this weekend.
Prague lights up for US indepedence sparking spending debate
Three landmarks will glow red, white, and blue through the weekend, but a CZK 144,000 bill from one ministry has officials facing hard questions.
Czech news in brief for July 3: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Statue smashing in front of the Rudolfinum, MPs say no to sobriety obligation, and Ještěd tragedy heads to trial.
Stores open, metro closed: Czech state holidays bring long weekend and free admission
Large retail stores across the country will remain open on Sunday, July 5, and Monday, July 6, despite the consecutive public holidays.
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Czech news in brief for July 3: Friday's top morning headlines
Hoffman, Keitel, Eisenberg land in Karlovy Vary, Czechia among lowest unemployment in the EU, and a major tram disruption ahead in Prague.
Czech news in brief for July 2: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Firefighters top trustworthiness ranking, trains to/from Moravia could see restrictions, and stores to stay open this weekend.
From Danish drugstores to Dave's Hot Chicken: 16 new brands head to Czechia
Danish beauty retailer Normal and the viral Nashville chain Dave's Hot Chicken lead a wave of international brands opening across Czechia this year.
Czech news in brief for July 2: Thursday's top morning headlines
Government satisfaction falls, opposition fares worse, Czech defense minister vows to keep arming Ukraine, and Prague launches map of summer 'cool oases'.
Czech news in brief for July 1: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Government politicians vote to restrict president's powers, KVIFF prepares drone show, and new rules for dog owners.
Why 'air-conditioned' doesn't always mean ice-cold on Czech public transport
A/C signage doesn't guarantee cool air. Here's why Czech buses and trains still overheat, and how to get compensated when it fails.
Czech news in brief for July 1: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Czechia failing at anti-corruption correction, nearly 1 in 5 Czechs battle depression, anxiety, and July could bring more heat and drought.
Czech news in brief for June 30: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
New army chief takes over, Czech football coach quits, and new GDP figures.
From magic mural to new 'cubes': 7 projects transforming Prague into a city of art
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From traffic tunnels turned galleries to brutalist icons reimagined, Prague is turning infrastructure into culture, one wall and square at a time.
Czech human rights leaders resign en masse; foreigners' rights body included
Fifty-three unpaid experts have resigned from government advisory councils on human rights, minorities, and foreigners' rights.
Czech news in brief for June 30: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Storms batter South Bohemia with floods, hail, foreign minister apologizes for folk fest fumble, and Žižkov gets bookable electric grill points.
Czech news in brief for June 29: Monday's top afternoon headlines
A Keanu Reeves cycle, a Prague metro closes, and CAMP moves to new premises.
