Czech president expands Ukrainian refugee protections, restricts Russian citizenship
The Czech government is preparing for the eventual return of Ukrainian refugees, with plans for a return center in Prague from June.
Czech news in brief for February 7: Friday's top headlines
Lipavský: Czechia, US align on key global issues, Czech govt. earmarks 5.1 billion for affordable housing, and Czech castle braces for tourist boom.
Exploring Prague’s Troja district: Where history meets modern living
New developments such as the Bella Vista residence, are reshaping Troja while preserving the area’s distinctive character.
Bolt launches women-only ride option in Czechia to boost safety and inclusivity
The new feature gives women the choice of riding with women drivers, enhancing security and expanding opportunities in the industry.
What are your rights when stopped by police in Czechia? A driving expert explains
Stay calm and know your rights—Autoškola KING’s Pavel Greiner shares expert advice on what to do (and what not to do) when pulled over by the police.
Charles University leads EU challenger to OpenAI and DeepSeek language models
The EUR 34 million multilingual OpenEuroLLM project is a homegrown answer to Silicon Valley that adheres to the ethical standards of the EU's new AI act.
Czech news in brief for February 6: Thursday's top headlines
PM Fiala says U.S. Gaza takeover 'difficult to implement', Czechs discover world's largest thermal lake, and temps to drop below freezing this weekend.
Rewriting the rules of data: How a U.S. firm is powering Czechia's tech boom
Data-storage firm Pure Storage is expanding in Prague and Pardubice, driving innovation and hiring top talent across Europe.
Hidden fees, denied care: What foreigners should know about Czech healthcare rights
We break down the ambiguity surrounding when doctor's offices can and cannot refuse registration, charge extra payments, and decline care.
Czechia faces EU’s steepest wage decline as inflation erodes earnings
High inflation and limited workforce mobility have caused Czech salaries to drop 10 percent in real terms over the past five years.
Prague's National Museum to display rare 'Lucy' skeleton for first time in Europe
The 3.2-million-year-old set of bones, discovered in 1974, was once considered as belonging to the earliest known member of the human family.
Czech news in brief for February 5: Wednesday's top headlines
Czech pharmacists warn of TikTok challenge, Czechia could join EU lawsuit against Hungary, BBC nominates Czech Philharmonic for orchestra of year.
Stripping down trams: Prague bans erotica, booze, and religious ads
City officials say that "maintaining a comfortable environment" for passengers is crucial; the capital has recently been trying to remove visual smog.
A 'fatal' blow? How Trump's world tariffs would hurt Czechia's economy
Czechia's export-oriented economy and high manufacturing output mean that a 10-percent tariff would seriously harm the country's industries.
Czech news in brief for February 4: Tuesday's top headlines
Czech defense minister backs higher NATO spending, Czech tennis star returns after maternity leave, and flu epidemic peaks.
Prague 6 brownfield site by historic rail station set for major redevelopment
A large area near Dejvice railway station and Hradčanská metro, currently empty, will be fully redeveloped.
VIDEO: Brutal bullying of 12-year-old girl sparks outrage in Czechia
The video, filmed and laughed at by bystanders, was posted by the victim’s mother; the police are currently investigating.






