A prestigious Prague MBA program is rocket fuel for development and networking
An MBA program at the Prague University of Economics and Business, or VŠE, delivers expert insights into the secrets of business management.
Czechia sends its first contestant to world's largest transgender pageant
Martina Sobková becomes the first Czech to compete at Miss International Queen, the largest global beauty pageant for transgender women.
Czech news in brief for July 24: Thursday's top headlines
Senate OKs stricter asylum, migration rules, Czechs pay most for power in V4, fuel costs low, and blueberry farm open for self-pick business.
Majority of Czechs support return of death penalty, reversing a recent trend
A new CVVM poll shows 52 percent of Czechs support reintroducing the death penalty, with support highest among older and less-educated respondents.
Want to speak Czech with confidence? Here are 6 ways to do it
Learn Czech the immersive way with intensive or flexible courses through Charles University and experience life as more than a foreigner.
Site of Holocaust deportations in Prague begins historic transformation
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Prague’s Bubny station, a WWII deportation site for 50,000 Jews, will become a national Holocaust remembrance and education center.
Czech news in brief for July 12: Saturday's top headlines
Czech envoy meets Syrian minister in Damascus, Karlovy Vary film festival wraps today, and more weekend headlines.
US Embassy in Prague urges visa applicants to make social media profiles public
President Trump repeatedly accused universities of fostering anti-Semitism and prioritizing foreigners from non-democratic countries over Americans.
Authentic Mexican food in Prague? A hands-on cooking class helps perfect your guacamole game
From Mexico City to Nové Město, one chef is teaching the city the right way to make—and eat—tacos, flan, and more.
Czechia picks up the pieces post-blackout: Why it happened, what to expect
Czechia captured the world media's attention—for the wrong reasons—on Friday: the blackout raises questions around infrastructure and crisis readiness.
Czech news in brief for June 27: Friday's top headlines
Storms knock out power across Moravia, Fiala rejects new EU climate goals for 2040, and students get report cards as school year ends.
Czechs explained: Why is the nation so obsessed with academic titles?
For foreigners, the Czech title system is notoriously complex. Here we unpack the meaning behind all those Mgrs. and MUDrs.
Czech news in brief for June 25: Wednesday's top headlines
The Czech Republic backs new NATO goals, Czech car output leads EU, hits record high, and new exhibit honors women who defied communism.
As US cracks down on student visas, Prague becomes study haven
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With US visa rules tightening and tuition fees soaring, more international students are turning to Europe for affordable, English-language degrees.
Auto-response art and zombie talk: 10 things to see, know, and do this week in Czechia
Find out how to get creative with you out-of-office email, catch 28 Years Later followed by a talk, and head north for Japanese art.
Fewer Czechs are learning Russian, while interest in Spanish surges
Language schools report a steep drop in Russian learners since 2022, with Spanish courses rising in demand among Czech students.
Three Czech universities make top 500 worldwide: How they ranked this year
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Charles University, Czech Technical University, and Masaryk University ranked in the top 500 of the 2026 QS World University Rankings.
