Massive union strikes sweep Czechia today: Hundreds of thousands to protest
Unions from the automotive, healthcare, education and other sectors will rally in Prague and other Czech cities to voice discord about pay and income.
Czechia prepares for largest school strike since revolution: Impact on families, commuters expected
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Over 2,000 schools and kindergartens are set to close or be seriously disrupted next Monday. Here’s everything you need to know.
Unlocking freedom: The symbolism of jingling keys during the Velvet Revolution
Although a simple gesture, the shaking of keys is now seen as an iconic part of Czechia’s 1989 revolution that ousted the communist regime.
Czech university academics begin nationwide strike against underfunding today
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According to lecturers across the country, university faculties – especially those in the arts and humanities – have long been underfunded.
Thousands descend on Prague for this weekend's anti-government protest
Attendees voiced their grievance about high inflation, government spending on the Russia-Ukraine war, the influx of Ukrainian refugees, and other factors.
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Ethnic tensions flare in Brno after murder of 23-year-old Roma
The perpetrator is said to be Ukrainian, and a small protest yesterday in Brno led to a separate attack on two Ukrainians.
Thousands take to Prague streets to protest against pension changes
Czechia's largest trade union convened the protest, which was attended by Former Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and supporters of the Communist Party.
Protesters block Prague traffic in bid to reduce speed limit
According to the organization behind the demonstration, a lower speed limit would result in fewer deaths, as well as less air and noise pollution.
Wolt couriers will protest in Prague’s Wenceslas Square today over pay changes
Contractors for the delivery company say their pay has fallen due to changes the company made at the end of January.
Czech protest group to stage Prague demonstration ahead of presidential election
A Million Moments for Democracy will gather at Prague Castle, the seat of the Czech president, tomorrow ahead of next weekend's elections.
EXCLUSIVE: Czech presidential candidate Petr Pavel on society, Ukraine, and faith in politics
The former army general is running on a campaign to heal the divides in Czech society. He spoke to us about the political climate in the country now.
Hundreds gather in Prague to voice frustration with government
Attendees accused the government of mishandling Czechia's response to the Russia-Ukraine war, among other things.
VIDEO OF THE WEEK: Brave Czech senior stands up for Ukrainian refugees
In a follow-up interview, the viral "Lady from Wenceslas Square" said she didn't see herself as a hero.
Mass anti-government protest takes place in Prague
Tens of thousands of people flood Wenceslas Square and call for the immediate resignation of the government.
Královec joke reaches new heights with mock 'referendum' in Prague
The satirical protest was one of demonstrations in the Czech capital drawing attention to Russian agression – and hypocrisy.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
News, tips, and Expats.cz top stories for Prague and the Czech Republic on Sept. 23, 2022.
Police recommend charges for 21 people in football fixing case
PM Fiala to meet with Pope Francis, noxious fumes in Jablonec nad Nisou caused by meth lab, opposition can amend family subsidy bill, and more.
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