What to watch this week in Czechia: 5 Picks from The Prague Reporter
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New films from Yorgos Lanthimos and Luc Besson are now playing in Prague cinemas, while Rachel Sennott's I Love LA premieres on HBO Max.
Prague enlists hunters to cull wild boars as sightings within city soar
Prague 5 is paying hunters to cull wild boars after growing encounters in residential areas raise safety concerns and disrupt daily life.
Prague's first new tram model in 20 years enters service on city's streets
Seven modern Škoda 52T trams start service on Nov. 3, offering higher capacity, air conditioning, and updated passenger information systems.
Český Krumlov named one of Europe’s top 10 cultural heritage towns for 2026
UNESCO-listed Český Krumlov makes the 2026 top 10 European cultural heritage towns, celebrated for its castle, river, and historic charm.
November 2025: Everything you need to know this month in Czechia
Another public holiday, national observances, an important legal change for motorists, Christmas and snow-related events, and much more.
What to watch this week in Czechia: 5 Picks from The Prague Reporter
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The Boss biopic Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere is now playing in cinemas, and Kathryn Bigelow's thriller A House of Dynamite is streaming on Netflix
Czech firms resist EU pay transparency: Are you being paid a fair wage?
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Czech employers face pressure to ensure equal pay as EU rules on wage transparency loom, sparking resistance from major business groups.
Prague to fully restore historic wooden church devastated by 2020 fire
The Czech capital will restore the 18th-century wooden Church of the Archangel Michael at Petřín using traditional carpentry and public donations.
Number of Ukrainians seeking protection in Czechia surges in recent months
New government rules allowing young Ukrainian men to leave the country have led to a doubling of temporary protection applications in Czechia this fall.
Long-lost Prague railway station steams back to life in immersive installation
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Artists Daniel Pošta and Pavla Zábranská bring Prague’s lost Těšnov station to life in a light, sound, and movement installation.
What to watch this week in Czechia: 5 picks from The Prague Reporter
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Luca Guadagnino’s #MeToo drama After the Hunt and the horror sequel The Black Phone 2 premiere in cinemas, and a Scorsese miniseries debuts on Apple TV.
These 4 dazzling light parks will brighten Prague’s night skies this fall
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From Vltava river cruises to glowing dragons and European landmarks, Prague lights up this autumn with immersive night installations.
Coffee and canines: Prague opens first dog café with certified therapy dogs
Visitors can now enjoy coffee while interacting with certified therapy dogs, reflecting a growing trend in urban wellness experiences.
What to watch this week in Czechia: 5 picks from The Prague Reporter
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Disney's Tron: Ares debuts in local cinemas while the Czech documentary Change My Mind hits Netflix just weeks after theatrical release.
Prague shoppers gamble on lost and unclaimed parcels in new pop-up store
A new pop-up in Westfield Černý Most lets shoppers purchase lost parcels from European e-shops, offering surprises from electronics to clothing.
Czech government formation sparks resignations and outrage: What's next?
A new Czech cabinet with ANO, SPD, and Motorists faces criticism, resignations, and concerns over policy, inclusion, and international relations.
Czech ballots free, Georgian voices silenced: Prague’s Georgians protest for democracy
Two elections at the same time, hundreds of kilometers apart, reveal the stark contrast between freedom of expression and suppression.
