Sure, beer. But what else? Czechia looks to crowdsource its rebrand
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The country is launching a public campaign to craft a modern identity beyond the usual clichés.
Czech news in brief for June 20: Friday's top headlines
Czechia closes Tehran embassy amid conflict, three Czech universities rank in global top 500, and centennial exhibit reveals fingerprint on Venus.
A school with U.S. roots is shaping thinkers, leaders, and lifelong learners in Prague
BASIS Prague provides preschool to high school education with a unique curriculum which fosters interdisciplinary subjects and emphasizes interactivity.
Czech campaign targets Gen Z Voters with hard truths, not hoodies
Amid merch drops and social media buzz, a new initiative wants to arm young voters with clear information and real dialogue ahead of autumn's elections.
Czech news in brief for June 17: Tuesday's top headlines
Czech plane evacuates dozens from Israel, civic group slams Czech gov’t Gaza silence, and teacher salaries falling despite pay law, experts warn.
Rising violence in Czech schools fuels growing fear among teachers
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Czech classrooms are becoming increasingly volatile as teachers report increasingly aggressive kids and permissive parents, says a new survey.
Prague’s smallest expats have a new play-based path to preschool
Launching in September, Tiny Tots helps 1–2-year-olds build confidence and curiosity through play at Park Lane’s Smíchov campus.
EXPLAINED: The story behind Berlin’s historic Czech village
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Once a refuge for Protestant exiles, Berlin’s Rixdorf remains a quiet enclave of Czech heritage with new relevance in a deepening city partnership.
Czech news in brief for June 12: Thursday's top headlines
New quota for foreign workers to begin in July, Czech Republic, EU prepare refugee ceasefire plan, and rap group Kneecap backs Palestine at festival.
Studying in Prague next fall? Here’s what you need to know about health insurance
International students in Czechia need health insurance—Colonnade’s digital tools and English-speaking care make it a hassle-free choice.
EXPLAINED: Why the Czech expulsion of Germans after WWII still resonates
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Brno could host next year’s Sudeten German congress, renewing reflection on the postwar deportations that have shaped Czech-German relations for decades.
Czech news in brief for June 7: Saturday's top headlines
Czechia backs call to ease EU military rules, Czech volleyball team stuns USA in comeback, and more weekend headlines.
While adults stood by, two Czech children saved a woman from assault
The shocking incident highlights the bystander effect, a social phenomenon often debated in Czech society.
Merkel draws hundreds in Prague for book tour, calls for EU unity
A packed crowd welcomed Angela Merkel in Prague as she signed her memoir and urged Europe to stand united against global threats and rising extremism.
Czech news in brief for May 31: Saturday's top headlines
Fiala has new candidate for justice minister, Pavel to discuss defense at NATO B9 meeting, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for May 30: Friday's top headlines
Bus crash injures 25, driver used drugs, U.S. visa rules may deter Czech students, and bear meat on the menu in Slovakia.
June 2025: Everything you need to know this month in Czechia
Important changes to the country's Labor Code, summer holidays, new travel options, public transport disruption, and more key events this month.
