Presidential office head debunks Zeman hospitalization rumors as "nonsense"
Earlier this week the media and politicians were speculating that the Czech president's health could possibly be in decline.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for October 6, 2021
ANO party stands by PM Babiš, MPs' salary freeze approved by Chamber of Deputies, initiative calls for selection of female candidates.
English-friendly version of ‘Waiting for Godot’ arrives at Divadlo Na Prádle
Two veteran actors take the lead roles in one of the 20th century’s most challenging plays.
Prague's annual Book World book fair begins a new chapter this weekend
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The festival is back following last year's closures with bestselling authors David Mitchell, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, and Laurent Binet attending.
Czech schools must hoist the nation's flag even on state and summer holidays
Far-right SPD party pushed to keep the obligation in the currently pending amendment to the flag law.
What makes food 'QQ'? The chefs behind Prague's most beloved Asian kitchen explain
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The founders of QQ Asian Kitchen reveal how customer loyalty helped them stay afloat and why dining-in matters now more than ever.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for September 3, 2021
Prague's National Museum celebrates return of the whale, ruling ANO party launches election campaign, more than 700 heritage sites to open in September.
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.
Czech animal rights activists chain themselves to Agrofert slaughterhouse
The plant in Mirovice processes chickens and ducks; organizers say this is the first non-violent direct protest event in the Czech Republic.
Russia cancels restrictions allowing flights to and from the Czech Republic to resume
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Following a review by Russian anti-pandemic staff, the Czech Republic is among the first countries to see air links with Russia fully restored.
Slaying the dragons of fake news and plagiarism through academic honesty
The Ostrava International School (TOIS) empowers students to uphold the values of academic integrity and fairness.
Rising rents and globalization are changing the social fabric of Czech cities
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Long-time inhabitants are being displaced by the younger generation and by foreign residents, resulting in an exodus to the suburbs.
The number of foreigners with a Czech residence permit is on the rise
More than half of the foreigners who legally stayed in the Czech Republic at the end of last year were citizens of Ukraine, Slovakia, and Vietnam.
Reclaim Pride group plans alternative march to take the place of the canceled Pride Parade
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Activist group seeks to return Pride events to their roots as civil rights protests rather than big parties.
Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ to play in English at Prague Castle
'The Wheel of Time' star Hammed Animashaun co-directs a new staging based on Jeffrey Whitty's modern translation of the Bard's fantastical comedy.
Funeral for Roma man known as the 'Czech George Floyd' held in Teplice
The case of a man who died while in police custody has drawn international media attention.
The best things to do in Prague this week, July 15–21
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Richard Linklater triple feature, classical music in non-traditional spaces, a new exhibit devoted to a Czech cartoonist, and Ben and Jerry's at Manifesto.
