On the ground in Ukraine: How expats and locals are living with war
Expats.cz interviewed foreigners and locals in Kyiv to learn how learn how their lives have been upended by war—and what they expect for the future.
Czech news in brief for June 22: Sunday's top headlines
Pro-Palestinian march held in central Prague, Brno Pride parade ends week-long LGBT festival, and more weekend headlines.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for June 20–22
From huge musical acts at Prague's Exhibition Grounds to an ice cream festival for the whole family, Prague is buzzing this weekend with unmissable events.
Two garden parties, one weekend: Prague’s summer social scene blossoms
This weekend brings elegant and edible festivities to Prague Castle and a wild celebration of carnivorous plants and meat at the Botanical Garden.
Sure, beer. But what else? Czechia looks to crowdsource its rebrand
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The country is launching a public campaign to craft a modern identity beyond the usual clichés.
Czech news in brief for June 20: Friday's top headlines
Czechia closes Tehran embassy amid conflict, three Czech universities rank in global top 500, and centennial exhibit reveals fingerprint on Venus.
Prague summer 2025: Where to catch the best outdoor films and festivals
Prague’s gardens, atriums, and parks turn into open-air cinemas each summer—here’s where to catch a movie under the stars.
New rankings spotlight Czechia’s hidden tourist gems—and why they're so popular
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Beyond the mainstream sights found in the Czech capital, sights and places filled with nature, interactivity, and education have surged in popularity.
Czechs explained: The bizarre forest mishap that became a Czech meme legend
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Meet Bába pod kořenem—a viral tree-root tale so weird and beloved it’s now a B-movie. Also a crash course in Czech humor, memes, and campfire culture.
National Theatre bids farewell to New Stage ahead of renovation
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Today, the National Theatre says farewell to the New Stage; performances will continue at other Prague venues during the two-year project.
Czech news in brief for June 18: Wednesday's top headlines
No-confidence vote expected Wednesday evening, Palestinian flag displayed at Prague 1 meeting, and National Theatre bids farewell before renovation.
Czech campaign targets Gen Z Voters with hard truths, not hoodies
Amid merch drops and social media buzz, a new initiative wants to arm young voters with clear information and real dialogue ahead of autumn's elections.
IN PICTURES: Rock for People welcomes over 50,000 people with style and innovation
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Expats.cz attended the festival, which saw renowned bands like Slipknot and Linkin Park, and shares insight about the overall experience.
From science to solstice: 13 things to see, know, and do this week in Czechia
Celebrate the first day of summer, sign up to learn about double taxation, and visit a fun mix of mid-week education and culture haps this week.
Czech news in brief for June 16: Monday's top headlines
Man detained after fatal shooting near Prague, storms, heat break records across Czechia, and Springsteen plays wet Prague show to 60,000.
EXPLAINED: The story behind Berlin’s historic Czech village
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Once a refuge for Protestant exiles, Berlin’s Rixdorf remains a quiet enclave of Czech heritage with new relevance in a deepening city partnership.
Czech news in brief for June 15: Sunday's top headlines
Czechs mark 83 years since Lidice massacre, Red Army monument removed from Litoměřice, and more weekend headlines.
