Czech news in brief for March 15: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Half of Czechs think small alcohol intake is healthy, finance minister says defense spending goal unrealistic, and more weekend headlines.
Prague tourist trap to become ice cream parlor after Honest Guide exposé
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Gelato Bohemia will open under Čechův most in Prague's city center, replacing a notorious tourist trap with artisanal ice cream and desserts.
More than kolaches: Czechia signs historic cooperation deal with Texas
Deputy PM Karel Havlíček signed a cooperation deal with the U.S. state and opened a Czech House in Austin, celebrating Czech culture and business.
Czech news in brief for March 15: Sunday's top morning headlines
Caravan named best film at Czech Lion Awards, police chase wild boar through Prague, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for March 14: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Czechia says it will meet NATO spending pledge, Czech unemployment continues to rise, and more weekend headlines.
Czech fuel prices continue to rise in wake of Middle East conflict
Diesel prices in Czechia have hit a three-year-high, and Natural 95 a two-year-high, following the recent strikes in Iran and retaliatory measures.
Czech news in brief for March 14: Saturday's top morning headlines
Weekend weather splits Czechia, young girl struck and killed by tram in Prague, and Czech government plans HHC ban.
Czech news in brief for March 13: Friday's top afternoon headlines
A "foreign agents" law in the works, Prague Castle's flora and fauna, and a shocking cat cruelty case: here's Friday's latest.
Hungry Friday? Czech food delivery workers strike over 'unfair' pay
Organized by the Couriers for Better Conditions initiative, the protest aims to highlight falling wages and a lack of transparency.
Czech news in brief for March 13: Friday's top morning headlines
Czechia ends Middle East repatriation flights, US lowers cost for citizenship renunciation, and Prague in talks to host NBA opener in 2028
Czech news in brief for March 12: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
President in the Baltics, 33-year-old weapons billionaires, and small drop in beer sales: here are the latest news.
Half of Prague residents want late-night metro service. Why doesn't it exist?
Research has revealed that 57 percent of residents polled would welcome an extension of metro hours; here's why transport officials warn against it.
Czech news in brief for March 12: Thursday's top morning headlines
Czech parliament approves state budget, cold spell, possible snow this weekend, and Czech Grand Designer of the Year awarded.
Czech news in brief for March 11: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Art students take to the streets, Czechs annoyed by insufficient parking spaces, and more money for parents: all the latest news.
Czech news in brief for March 11: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Moscow ranks Czechia as friendlier, Letná fire causes CZK 20mn in damage, and multiple protests in Prague today.
Czech news in brief for March 10: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Inflation drops, film festival back in Prague, and fire hazard in Prague 7: here's the latest.
New investigation exposes Facebook scam targeting expat apartment hunters
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Does it pay to think like an investigative journalist when looking for housing in Prague? Reporter Apolena Rychlíková says it does.
