Czech news in brief for November 28: Friday's top morning headlines
Babiš gives no conflict-interest plan, Black Friday rush hits Czech stores, and new exhibit marks 150 years of Czech women's rights pioneer.
Czech news in brief for November 27: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Prague greenlights plan for free menstrual supplies in all schools, toll network to widen next year, embassies promote foreign languages, and more.
Castle holiday festivities are a great escape from Prague’s packed markets
Czechia's biggest markets in Old Town and Wenceslas Square open this weekend, but there's an alternative, more authentic seasonal tradition to try.
Prague mandates free pads in schools as Czechia's tampon tax still cramps budgets
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From January 2026, all public educational institutions in the capital will be required to provide free menstrual supplies for both students and teachers.
Firefighters evacuate buildings over massive gas leak in Prague
The gas leak which halted traffic and public transport on Jaromírova Street in Prague's Nusle district has been fixed and traffic restored.
‘Be seen as a person, not a symptom’: How a Prague clinic is turning premium healthcare into a personal experience
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At Concierge Medicine Europe, CEO Wolfram Schleuter is rethinking what global healthcare can feel like—personal, connected, and borderless.
Czech news in brief for November 27: Thursday's top morning headlines
Incoming coalition sends budget back, Prague transport recovers after snow chaos, and EU advances ‘chat control’; Czechia votes no.
Czech news in brief for November 26: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Czech president pushes back against controversial cabinet pick, more snow and ice expected nationwide, most Czechs say they don't feel poverty, and more.
A trio of Czech tables ranks among the Top 1000 World’s Best Restaurants
A new era of Czech gastronomy? Czechia lands 'La Liste' honors just ahead of its first Michelin Guide selection covering the entire country.
Foreign same-sex marriages must now be recognized in Czechia
The European Court of Justice says Czechia can still decide its own rules for marriage, but cannot ignore marriages established across the border.
Czech news in brief for November 26: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Czech government formation moves ahead, Czechs protest Trump's peace plan nationwide, and major fraud probe hits railway authority.
Czech news in brief for November 25: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Russia's foreign minister compliments likely next Czech PM, parts of Czechia brace for more snow, minor earthquakes registered in west Czechia, and more.
Another Prague area unveils transformation plans, creating thousands of new homes
A former industrial area based near the Prague-Libeň train station will contain its own community, featuring offices and amenities.
Five Guys confirms date of restaurant opening after delays
The central Prague venue says it will include an open kitchen and operate until 11 p.m. daily.
Prague's Old Town Square officially welcomes centerpiece Christmas tree
The impressive 20-meter-plus conifer will be lit up for the first time this season over the weekend in a special ceremony.
Czech news in brief for November 25: Tuesday's top morning headlines
International carmarking plant will soon stop production in Czechia, young Roma footballers invited to event after racist abuse, and more top headlines.
Czech news in brief for November 24: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Czech government warns Czechs about Venezuela, likely next prime minister has more legal issues, VZP predicts wide deficit for next year, and more.
