PHOTO GALLERY: Prague protest at Russian Embassy offers stark reminders of 1968 invasion
At the event, memory and present-day politics visibly intersected; a reminder that the echoes of 1968 continue to resonate in Czechia.
Why Czech castles attract attention and allure visitors worldwide
With Czechia's Castle Night 2025 taking place on Saturday and over 100 grand monuments to open for free, we show why Czech castles have global appeal.
Why go now: Strike a pose in Berlin with Yoko Ono, Helmut Newton
Berlin’s art scene bursts to life this fall with immersive exhibitions and boundary-pushing works, just a short train ride from Prague.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for Aug. 22–24
Sip wines from around the world on Střelecký ostrov, catch some live skateboarding, and take to the streets for Castle Night 2025.
Pražák Quartet teams with international musicians for Prague festival
In the autumn, five evenings of chamber music will feature guest artists from around the world, combining classics and contemporary works.
New doc sends Czech Putin sympathizers to Ukraine, premieres on ’68 invasion anniversary
Three Czechs swayed by Russian propaganda face the war’s reality in Change My Mind, a new film premiering on the anniversary of the 1968 invasion.
Czech news in brief for August 21: Thursday's top headlines
Country marks 1968 invasion, fuel prices fall, Czech president questions Israel's actions, and Czechia's best winemaker of the year announced.
FIRST LOOK: Prague's Signal Festival has tower power in 2025
The festival will feature two highly anticipated video mappings, including one on the Old Town Hall tower; a first in the event’s history.
Czechia announces plan to reopen Czech Center in Moscow
Operating online, the center will aim to connect people in Russia who have 'the same values' as Czechia, according to Czechia's Foreign Ministry.
Gen Z loves Prague: Czech capital lands in Time Out’s top 20 cities worldwide
Prague came in at 19 in Time Out’s global ranking of cities most favored by Gen Z, praised for culture, public transport, and quality of life.
Czech news in brief for August 17: Sunday's top headlines
Fiala to join Ukraine coalition talks Sunday, police probe fake charity fraud in Prague, and more weekend headlines.
MAPPED: Take Prague's historic animal-themed pub walking tour
Have you heard of the Prague Beer Zoo? Guided by ancient signs, the tour promises a classic pub near every landmark. Try it here:
From Czechoslovakia to Ukraine: Festival views Russian invasions through foreign eyes
NeverMore 68 explores both invasions through exhibitions, films, and eyewitness accounts, highlighting foreign perspectives.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for Aug. 15–17
This weekend in Prague, excite your tastebuds with spicy bao buns, see a circus show in Letná park, and dance to techno on a tennis court.
Czech activists launch petition to block Ye concert in Prague
Opponents of the show say a Ye concert would “glorify wartime violence” and “humiliate victims of the Nazi regime.”
Czech news in brief for August 13: Wednesday's top headlines
Climate change extends Europe’s fire season, Prague downplays China’s freeze on President Pavel, and Ye to play in Prague after Slovak festival axed.
China severs all ties with Czech president after Dalai Lama meeting
Beijing views the exiled figure as a separatist who threatens China’s territorial integrity; it called Petr Pavel's actions 'provocative.'





