Czechia's suburban shift—learn more about Prague's newest commuter community
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One commuter town just minutes from Prague’s public transport system is garnering attention for its peaceful setting, plentiful amenities, and low costs.
Why Czech employees are among Europe’s most dissatisfied
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A wide-ranging study evaluated how workers felt about their job security, employers, workplace satisfaction, purchasing power, and more.
Czechia announces new emergency warning system: What you need to know
Authorities say that the new technology will reach far more people than current SMS warnings do, but not all phones will be able to use the system.
AI use in Czechia triples: What it means for the country's labor force
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An estimated four in 10 firms have implemented AI, with 44 percent expecting to use it in the near future—here's what this spells for jobs in Czechia.
Czech news in brief for May 26: Monday's top headlines
Babiš faces appeal in Stork’s Nest case, free menstrual aids coming to all schools, and Czechs begin play at Roland Garros today.
Ahoj, Monday! Fringe hits, tax tips, and berry picking—Czechia this week
Don't miss a couple of key financial deadlines, plus a pair of cultural icons return to Prague, and strawberries season arrives nationwide.
Prague moves ahead with Penta’s Florenc development deal amid criticism
Prague 1 and Prague 8 have approved Penta’s development deal for Florenc and Masarykovo nádraží while sparking opposition concerns.
Public transport fares to rise between Prague and Central Bohemia next year
A proposal from the Central Bohemian Region would see a hike in fares of 30 percent, increasing the cost of traveling from Prague to surrounding areas.
Czech news in brief for May 25: Sunday's top headlines
Czech MPs to vote on criminal law reform this week, five Czechs to compete at French Open today, and more weekend headlines
Israeli cultural festival and pro-Palestinian protest to clash in Prague
The city has issued permits for both an Israeli cultural festival and pro-Palestinian protest on Štvanice Island under strict conditions Sunday.
Czech news in brief for May 24: Saturday's top headlines
Historic military convoy to pass through Prague on Saturday, Czech summer camp prices up this year, and more weekend headlines.
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Prague joins Europe’s expanding crackdown on short-term holiday rentals
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As cities from Barcelona to Berlin get tough on short-term rentals, the Czech capital is calling for national legislation to regulate Airbnb.
Czech news in brief for May 23: Friday's top headlines
Senate passes Housing Support Act, fugitive drug offender returned from US, and nearly 1,900 churches open for Night of Churches.
Czechia’s World Championship run ends in quarterfinal heartbreak
Sweden’s early dominance ends Czech hopes; hosts to face U.S. in semifinal showdown.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for May 23–25
Explore historic churches and chapels in the city, taste traditional Latin American dishes, and party at a daytime rave this weekend in Prague.
Google AI is coming to Czechia—here's what it means for your searches
AI Overviews, which generates summaries in search results, is rolling out in 200 countries; Czech users can expect expanded access to Gemini Live.
US-sanctioned Hamas backer owns company and home in Czechia
A high-profile member of the Middle East terrorist group owns a business and property in Czechia, prompting concern among global intelligence services.
