Czech news for Feb. 22: Cave hall discovered in Moravia, apartment sales crash
Top headlines for the Czech Republic in brief for Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2023.
The St. Jan Nepomucký statue on Prague's Charles Bridge turns 340 years old
An error in a chronicle led to the statue being erected 10 years early, on what was thought to be the 300th anniversary of Nepomucký's death.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Czech children don't exercise enough, snow on the way, and more buzzworthy headlines for Jan. 17, 2023.
A tale of two Christmases: Why do some celebrate this holiday in January?
Due to a calendar error going back two millennia, thousands of people in Czechia and millions more worldwide will celebrate Christmas on Jan.7.
Prague Archdiocese plans to sell iconic bell tower and buy flats to rent out
The Catholic Church in Czechia is planning for its financial future after 2030, when it stops receiving state support.
On the trail of Jan Hus: Following the reformer’s footstep in Czechia
Hus’ birthplace as well as churches and castles where he preached and wrote are open to the public.
Velehrad pilgrimage commemorates Sts. Cyril and Methodius' visit to Moravia
A close associate of Pope Francis will celebrate mass in front of the oldest basilica in the country.
Who was the last Czech king? A relic of the monarch returns to Prague Castle
Emperor Karl I of Austria, who counted king of Bohemia among his titles, lived briefly at Prague Castle.
Blue Monday and Ugly Wednesday: Czech Easter week traditions explained
Every day in the week leading up to Easter, as well as the Monday right after, is steeped in folk culture.
Czech Olympic hockey jerseys named the most beautiful of all time
Plus: Czech mortgage loans fell significantly in January, anti-misinformation hub launches in Prague, Budvar reports record output for second year running.
Czech census: Foreigners are 5 percent of population, thousands list faith as Jedi
The number of foreigners increased compared to the previous census, but the pace of growth has slowed down.
Czech morning news roundup: Feel-good Friday edition for November 12
Airport honey takes a gold medal, Czech officials address period poverty, and extraordinary gifts from Czech hands presented to the Vatican.
Is the Czech Republic the most atheistic country? A new survey casts doubts
An extensive survey looked at belief in alien civilizations, miracles, life after death, creationism, and astrology.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for September 2, 2021
Czech Center in New York to remember 9/11 victims, ancient Lipnice Bible goes on display, Google restricts ads for European teens.
Prague Uncovered: One of the darkest chapters of the city's history took place 400 years ago today
On this day in 1621, the execution of 27 supporters of Bohemian independence occurred on Old Town Square.
Nail allegedly from Jesus’ crucifixion found in a secret chamber in a Czech monastery
A gold-decorated box in a hidden cavity has been left untouched and forgotten since the time of the Hussite Wars
New church building, Prague's first in 10 years, consecrated in Barrandov today
The Church of Christ the Saviour was consecrated by Prague Archbishop Cardinal Dominik Duka at a ceremony this morning
