'Totally absurd': Americans in Czechia react to proposed bill to restrict dual citizenship
While the bill has a slim chance of passing, its introduction alone is being called an attack on identity and family by the dual citizens we spoke to.
Czech news in brief for December 16: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Greenpeace hangs banner at Environment Ministry, hygienists warn of virus spread during holidays, and Prague museum marks 130 years of Škoda auto.
Czech news in brief for December 15: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Babiš urges Ukraine peace talks, calls for ceasefire by Feb. 24 anniversary, and Czech government questions future EU financing options.
Buying property in Czechia in 2026: What expats need to know
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Mortgage rates, financing, admin hurdles, and due diligence can all confuse foreign buyers: one specialist law firm highlights the most common oversights.
Czech news in brief for December 12: Friday's top morning headlines
Pavel fears defense spending will miss target, Papilio earns Czechia’s first two Michelin stars, and Pilsen to build country’s largest jellyfish hall.
Prague's holiday markets come with trigger warnings (how to enjoy them anyway)
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This week saw German media warn of Czech holiday hygiene, police issue pick-pocket alerts, and even trigger warnings over the annual carp bloodbath.
Czech news in brief for December 11: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
New Czech PM meets EU leaders, ex-health minister names his biggest challenges during term, Czechia's living standards rise, and more top news.
Czech news in brief for December 10: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Czech president calls for sustained Ukraine support, government approves magic-mushrooms treatment law, and more weather stations register records.
TELL US: Would you give up your American citizenship for a Czech one?
A proposed new bill in the US Senate sets out to end dual citizenship for millions of Americans: we'd like to hear your view.
Czech news in brief for December 9: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Babiš set to return as Prime Minister today, record heat hits Czech stations in December, and German media warns of Czech advent markets.
Czech news in brief for December 8: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Pavel rounds up ministerial talks with contentious politician still in hospital, flu cases surge, and EU won't ask Czechia for extra money for migrants.
Czech news in brief for December 8: Monday's top morning headlines
Czech helicopters activated after Russia strike, doctors can prescribe psilocybin from January, and Bethlehem light brought to Brno by Scouts.
Czech news in brief for December 6: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Czech helicopters activated in Poland after Russian strike, Pellegrini expects strong Czech-Slovak ties under Babiš, and more weekend headlines.
Medical use of magic mushrooms to become legal in Czechia from 2026
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A new law allows controlled psilocybin use for depression and other conditions, with careful protocols and limited initial patient access.
Czech news in brief for December 5: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Incoming coalition parties prepare for new government, Prague metro station gets reopening date, hepatitis A case continue climbing, and more top news.
Czech news in brief for December 5: Friday's top morning headlines
Pavel to appoint Babiš as prime minister, ‘Elch Emil’ chosen as Austria’s Word of Year, and new 3D model reveals Prague clock mechanism
Czech news in brief for November 27: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Prague greenlights plan for free menstrual supplies in all schools, toll network to widen next year, embassies promote foreign languages, and more.
