Czechia and human rights: What’s improving and what’s worsening
Amnesty says Czechia sees both progress and setbacks in human rights, citing reforms but also concerns over xenophobia, Roma segregation and NGOs.
Czech news in brief for April 21: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Prague Metro Line B resumes full service after fire, up to 12 HiPP baby food jars may be poisoned, Amnesty Intl. criticizes Czechia on human rights issues.
Czech news in brief for April 20: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Czech pianist could receive prestigious BBC award, mine found in Nusle and a small tornado (kind of) spotted near Hradec Králové.
Czech firms say Gen Z isn’t ready – graduates say companies need to step up
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Survey finds just 1 percent of Czech firms see graduates as job-ready, while graduates say companies fall short on onboarding, expectations, and support.
Rat poison in baby food: What parents in Czechia need to know
This weekend, jars of HiPP baby food contaminated with rat poison were found in a store in Brno. Here's the latest, and why parents shouldn't panic.
Czech news in brief for April 20: Monday's top morning headlines
Demonstrators demand leadership changes in Prague, Prague Castle visitor numbers break records, and a return to freezing morning temps.
Czech news in brief for April 19: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Russia lists Czechia among WWII Nazi collaborators, contaminated baby food jars found in Czechia, and more weekend headlines.
Has Czechia's Taiwan policy lost its wings? Plane row signals new approach to China
PM Babiš says Prague is ditching values-based foreign policy for pragmatism, and China is watching.
Czech news in brief for April 19: Sunday's top morning headlines
Czech analysts say Hormuz standoff part of a game or misunderstanding, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 wins BAFTA for Best Story, and more headlines.
Czech news in brief for April 18: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
U.S. woman detained in Pardubice arson attack, Prague Castle draws big crowds during Open Day, and more weekend headlines.
Write of return: 15 years after Klaus stole a pen in Chile, Pavel replaces it
Czech President Petr Pavel left his pen behind in Chile during his recent visit, echoing the viral 2011 incident that once made global headlines.
How Czechia became a Cold War radar power and why it could help in Hormuz
PM Andrej Babiš proposed deploying passive radar to the Strait of Hormuz, citing Czechia's history of radar expertise.
Czech news in brief for April 18: Saturday's top morning headlines
Cold front to bring rain and cooler weather, tennis star faces doping ban over missed test, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for April 17: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Drones for the Czech army, StarDance in the spotlight, Czechs arrested for cactus smuggling.
Is it possible to define a 'typical Czech'? A new survey tries
Family-oriented, introverted, self-critical: these are just a few common traits of the 'average Czech,' according to a new study.
Dvorecký Bridge opening brings Prague tram and bus reshuffle: Here's what's changing
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From Saturday, the opening of the Prague's newest bridge triggers a massive realignment of tram and bus routes; it's not the only area with changes.
Czech news in brief for April 17: Friday's top morning headlines
Czechia offers help to secure Strait of Hormuz, Prague opens Dvorecký Bridge today, and Czechia names its historic town of the year.
