‘I found a real community here’: More university students are choosing life away from Prague
Three international students share what it’s like to study outside of Czechia’s bustling capital, and why places like UHK work for them.
Škola volá! 10 must-know Czech survival words and phrases for expat parents
Navigating the first day of school in the Czech Republic? These essential Czech phrases help expat parents communicate confidently and support their kids.
Czech news in brief for October 7: Tuesday's top headlines
Parties to hold first post-vote meetings, Czech students hang banners for Palestine, and Eric Clapton to perform in Prague.
No crop tops or sweatpants: Czech schools introduce stricter dress codes
Several schools in Brno have introduced stricter dress codes this year, prompting debate over student comfort, rights, and enforceability.
PODCAST: Cranking up Kafka, why immigrant votes count, and Prague’s take on Oktoberfest
Fresh stories, surprising soundbites, hidden gems and extra insights beyond the headlines.
Where history meets education: A Prague villa finds new life as a school
A new academic year has started, but choosing the right school is about tomorrow, too. A new campus at BASIS Prague will reflect that.
Czech news in brief for September 25: Thursday's top headlines
Court denies removal of ad with veiled woman, Prague guards accused of attacking homeless, and Czech teachers to get 7 percent salary increase.
From coal to code: Look inside Czechia's first quantum computer in Ostrava
Ostrava, long known for coal and steel, unveiled Czechia’s first public quantum computer on Tuesday, signaling a leap into the tech future.
How to curb your child’s scrolling habit? This Prague school has a plan
With a realistic, blame-free approach to digital wellness, Park Lane International School helps families set effective tech boundaries.
Lego unveils giant replica of St. Wenceslas Crown at Prague Castle
A 280-kg Lego model of the Crown of Saint Wenceslas is now on display at Hradčanské náměstí, with interactive exhibits exploring Czech history.
'People like to be stupid': How Masaryk’s final letter resonates 90 years later
Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk's newly opened letter reveals rare insights into Czechoslovakia’s first president, his views on society, politics, and minorities.
Why suicide rates in Czechia are higher than the EU average
On World Suicide Day, experts say a stigma remains around mental health issues in the country.
How to learn Czech (or any language) in Prague: 7 practical tips
Whether you’re tackling Czech, English, or another language, these schools, courses and tutors can help you speak with more confidence (and less panic).
Czech news in brief for September 3: Wednesday's top headlines
Hepatitis A cases climb in Czechia, Czech election debates set to dominate airwaves, and Prague’s Signal Festival debuts 3D water wall.
EXPLAINED: How Czechia’s 2026 budget could affect your wallet and daily life
Czechia’s 2026 budget could raise costs for taxpayers as the government plans to cover a growing deficit.
Czech news in brief for September 2: Tuesday's top headlines
Early September to see warm temperatures, attack on Babiš sparks outrage in Czech politics, and Czechia’s largest drone show dazzles Hradec.
Czech news in brief for September 1: Monday's top headlines
School year begins for 1.5 million students, Pendolino hits 200 km/h in Czech debut, and Florence + The Machine to play first Prague show.





