Czech news in brief for November 10: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Russia jails Czech woman for fighting for Ukraine, Karlovy Vary's university gulf is spotlighted, and plan revealed for Nov. 17 public holiday.
Curious minds welcome: Prague’s latest TEDx event aims to turn ideas into action
English-language talks, fresh ideas, inspiring stories, and real-world insight await attendees at TEDxVSE University, an event open to the public.
Czech news in brief for November 6: Thursday's top morning headlines
Okamura becomes Speaker of Parliament, Kotva renovation delayed until 2028, and autumn inversion splits Czech weather.
How to choose a bilingual school in Prague that helps your child thrive
An award-winning principal explains why the best schools go beyond language and focus on creativity, safety, and confidence.
Czechia's Week of Science opens its doors – in English and for everyone
The festival, now in its fifth year, will feature over 300 events across the country, from Prague to Brno and beyond.
Using your phone to find work – and where to get free job support across Czechia
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Use your phone to find jobs in Czechia and access free CV support, workshops, and apps for foreigners across Brno, Prague, and beyond.
Why more expats are choosing to study in Prague instead of moving abroad
Want a global degree but love your life in Prague? Study in English, stay local, and keep your career moving with a university that fits your needs.
Czech news in brief for October 29: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Pavel gives speech to the state while bestowing awards, flood alerts come to pass, Sapa raided, and more top headlines.
Czechia is moving toward a more ethical future for science—and you can be part of it
Have a project or idea that could replace animal testing? The Lush Prize, open for nominations worldwide, can help it grow.
Czech news in brief for October 25: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Strong winds to hit western Czechia on Sunday, hepatitis A vaccination surges amid outbreak, and more weekend headlines.
PODCAST: Free speech in Czechia – can foreigners be deported for speaking out?
A small Prague protest raises big questions: Can foreigners be deported for speaking out? Expats weigh in on free speech and democracy in Czechia.
New expat in town: A school leader finds strength in being the ‘new kid’
At PBIS, a principal with global experience proves new-kid nerves and endless curiosity can shape better leaders.
Czech news in brief for October 23: Thursday's top morning headlines
The forming government is rethinking inclusion in education, a car with human remains was found in a reservoir, and National Museum fossils say farewell.
Czech news in brief for October 19: Sunday's top morning headlines
EET returns to Czech businesses in January 2027, Brno theater honors Nicholas Winton in new musical, and more weekend headlines.
Euronews: Czechia trails Europe in graduate employment rates
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The study also found a substantial gulf between the amount of men and women in Czechia employed post-graduation.
Czech news in brief for October 13: Monday's top morning headlines
Babiš to meet Motorists over Turek posts, Georgian activists call for EU sanctions at Forum 2000, and week ahead to see mixed sun, frost by weekend.
Czech government formation sparks resignations and outrage: What's next?
A new Czech cabinet with ANO, SPD, and Motorists faces criticism, resignations, and concerns over policy, inclusion, and international relations.
