Pioneering project gave Prague homeless CZK 100,000 to start a new life
The study aims to refute the common misconception that people are homeless by choice, do not want to work and only abuse substances.
Czech news in brief for March 24: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Babiš praises Orban in video message, air travel costs rising due to Middle East war, and Czechia names its footballer of the year.
Czech news in brief for March 23: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Vinohrady Theater faces repairs, a women-only open jail starts construction near Prague, and more: here's the latest for Monday.
Here's what new drivers need to know about Czechia's strict two-year probation law
Under Czech law, new drivers enter a two-year probation period immediately after passing their driving test.
Prague officially approves name of new Dvorecký bridge opening next month
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Connecting Prague 4 and 5, the new Dvorecký bridge is due to open to the public in April.
Tram traffic suspended along popular Prague Castle lines until summer
The transport company confirmed that the closure, planned through mid July, is necessary for a complete reconstruction of the aging tracks.
Czech news in brief for March 23: Monday's top morning headlines
Czech foreign minister downplays Hungary-Russia report, energy agency urge households curb fuel use, and Czech weather swings from spring to snow.
Czech news in brief for March 22: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Pardubice police finish probe into fire site, experts say 5 percent of GDP for defense is feasible, and more weekend headlines.
Prague's iconic red tram and bus signs set to disappear, starting this spring
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The city will gradually replace its 1980s-designed tram and bus stop signs with new dark graphite designs, starting at Dvorecký Bridge this spring.
Czech news in brief for March 22: Sunday's top morning headlines
Hungarian PM calls Czech fire a terrorist act, opposition praises turnout at Prague protest, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for March 21: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Thousands protest Czech government in Prague, possible Russian link uncovered in drone hall fire, and more weekend headlines.
Hundreds of thousands fill Prague's Letná Plain to protest Czech government
An estimated 250,000 people gathered in Letná on Saturday as organizers warned of democratic backsliding and criticized the Babiš government.
Prague welcomes spring 2026 with river ferries and historic trains
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Seasonal ferries and tourist trains resume in Prague, along with a new RegioFox service, offering faster river crossings and scenic weekend trips.
Czechia joins international effort to protect shipping in Strait of Hormuz
The country is among 14 nations backing safe passage in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions and Iranian threats to commercial shipping.
Czech news in brief for March 21: Saturday's top morning headlines
Pardubice warehouse fire under probe, threat level remains moderate after fire, and Prague prepares for Letná demonstration.
Czech news in brief for March 20: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Possible terrorist attack in Pardubice, Prague station reopens, and vaccine disagreements: here's Friday's latest.
Českomoravská metro station reopens with modern design and silent escalators
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The timing of the reopening is critical as the nearby O2 Arena prepares to host the World Figure Skating Championships.
