Czech news in brief for May 28: Wednesday's top headlines
Czech minister slams Hungary's EU conduct, Czech car output falls, and activists sue Prague over emissions.
Czechia poised for historic debate on legalizing assisted dying
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STAN’s historic election platform includes legalizing euthanasia, sparking urgent debate amid growing public support and palliative care challenges.
AI use in Czechia triples: What it means for the country's labor force
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An estimated four in 10 firms have implemented AI, with 44 percent expecting to use it in the near future—here's what this spells for jobs in Czechia.
Czech news in brief for May 26: Monday's top headlines
Babiš faces appeal in Stork’s Nest case, free menstrual aids coming to all schools, and Czechs begin play at Roland Garros today.
Czech news in brief for May 23: Friday's top headlines
Senate passes Housing Support Act, fugitive drug offender returned from US, and nearly 1,900 churches open for Night of Churches.
Czech news in brief for May 21: Wednesday's top headlines
US exit from Ukraine talks would aid Putin, says Pavel, Czech police investigate HHC poisonings, and thousands bid farewell to Bartoška in Prague.
New driving rule: You can now hit the road in Czechia without carrying a license
This new amendment to the Road Traffic Act, approved earlier this year, only applies while driving in Czechia.
Teens in Czechia face widespread cyberbullying and online hate, survey finds
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The country is significantly above the EU average in both cyberbullying and online hate speech among young people.
From Erasmus to airport e-gates: What new UK-EU deal means for Czechia
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A new agreement brings the UK ever so slightly nearer the EU with new agreements spanning travel, study, and trade.
Czech news in brief for May 20: Tuesday's top headlines
Czech FM: Gaza aid must be ensured, public farewell for actor Jiří Bartoška begins today, and the Czech hockey team faces U.S. in group finale at worlds.
Czech news in brief for May 16: Friday's top headlines
Pavel: EU, NATO vital to Czech security, Czechs trounce Hungary 6–1 at hockey worlds, and Czechia's ADONXS fails to reach Eurovision final.
What to know about the wave of killer synthetic opioids emerging in Czechia
Czech police are warning the public of these extremely dangerous substances following three overdoses, two of them fatal, in recent days.
Czech news in brief for May 15: Thursday's top headlines
Czech aid to Gaza tops CZK 22 million, Book World fair opens in Prague, and cold front brings showers, mountain snow ahead.
Why a famed Czech national park is at risk of losing its UNESCO status
The murky practice of importing materials from Africa has put one of Czechia's most prized tourist attractions under threat.
A new Czech-Korean robotics center will be created in Prague
Czech Technical University and South Korea's KIRIA signed a deal to establish a robotics center in Prague, deepening industrial cooperation.
Peek inside Prague's most unusual spaces during 2025 Open House festival
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This year’s Open House Prague festival includes outdoor classrooms, communist-era dorms, and abandoned train stations across the city.
Czechia ready to welcome U.S. researchers amid American science funding crisis
As U.S. researchers face budget cuts and constraints, Czech institutes are readying grants and lab space to attract top scientific talent from abroad.
