Thousands gather in Prague to mark anniversary of Ukraine invasion
Around 8,000 people gathered in Old Town Square to honor Czech volunteers, show solidarity with Ukraine, and urge the government to protect foreign aid.
Four years after the Russian invasion, has Czechia's stance on Ukraine shifted?
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine marks four years, Czech political rhetoric is changing as refugees continue to integrate across the country.
Czechia to extend Ukrainian workers' residency despite populist pressure
The cabinet led by Prime Minister Andrej Babiš will extend a program allowing economically independent Ukrainian refugees to secure long-term residency.
Okamura blasts Ukrainian flag on Charles Bridge, vows tougher migration rules
A 30-meter flag, unfurled to mark Unity Day this weekend, was called into question by Czechia's house speaker, who pledged new foreigner restrictions.
‘A great honor’: Pavel awarded by Zelenskyy for Ukraine support
The Czech president was awarded Ukraine’s highest honor for his role in the Czech munitions initiative and long-standing support of Kyiv.
Czech government to keep ammunition initiative, but without state funding
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš says the ammunition initiative for Ukraine will continue, with Czechia coordinating, not paying for, the effort.
Will Czechia keep Ukraine’s ammunition flowing? Understanding the 'Prague Pipeline'
A Jan. 7 meeting will decide if Czechia continues coordinating Ukraine’s ammo program, with major consequences for European security.
EU Summit stand-off: Czechia opts out of Ukraine loan alongside Slovakia, Hungary
Andrej Babiš secures a controversial opt-out for Czechia, joining Hungary and Slovakia in a high-stakes standoff over a EUR 90B Ukraine financial package.
Czech president: Trump's Ukraine peace deal must not punish the victim
President Pavel and other Czech officials caution that leaked U.S. proposals risk punishing Ukraine and destabilizing European security.
Czechia among countries under 'major' migration strain, EU says
An influx of Ukrainian refugees since 2022 has prompted Czechia to request an exemption from paying the EU more funds to help other migrants.
Flag removal backfires: Czech parliament now displays even more Ukrainian flags
Members of the outgoing government slammed Tomio Okamura for removing the flag from the Chamber of Deputies on day one of his new speaker role.
Protesters demand Ukraine flag's return on front of Prague National Museum
The large flag was hung up on the façade of Czechia's largest museum in February 2022, but disappeared in late summer.
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.
Czech PM backs Ukraine strikes on Russian infrastructure at London meeting
Petr Fiala supports Ukraine targeting Russian energy and military sites, joining international efforts to pressure Moscow and curb war financing.
From Prague streets to the frontline: Czechs keep Ukraine in their sights
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Czechs are intensifying public support for Ukraine, via fundraising and awareness campaigns, as the war with Russia continues.
Czech officials welcome progress in Ukraine as Trump and Zelenskyy meet
US President Trump hosted Ukrainian President Zelenskyy in Washington on Friday, with Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský noting a positive atmosphere.
Why the world is watching Czechia’s pivotal election
Global media see the vote as a test for the West as Czechs vote in the most pivotal election in years amid doubts over continued loyalty to Ukraine.
