Czech driving test gets real with new cyclist and pedestrian questions
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For the first time, drone footage will also be used to provide aerial context for selected questions, marking a technical first in Czech driver education.
Czech news in brief for August 3: Sunday's top headlines
Prague tourists collapse after eating THC candy, Pride marchers call for equal marriage rights, and more weekend headlines.
August 2025: Everything you need to know this month in Czechia
An array of historical and cultural observances take place in August, as well as preparations for September and the autumn: mark your calendars.
Czech news in brief for August 1: Friday's top headlines
Police, ministry websites hit by cyberattack, Kladno trains return to Masaryk Station Aug. 4, and Brno meat tech start-up gets CZK 61M grant.
Czech news in brief for July 30: Wednesday's top headlines
Twenty-eight groups register for Czech October elections, Toyota to build EVs in Czechia from 2028, and bodies found near Prague hospital stairs.
Czech news in brief for July 29: Tuesday's top headlines
Czech economy hit by new EU-U.S. tariff deal, Czech party ignites national euthanasia debate, and Liberec region to buy back iconic Ještěd tower.
Massages, marijuana, and mayhem on the Royal Route: How Prague is responding
In-your-face displays of tourist traps and questionable outlets dominate the Czech capital's most touristic path, raising questions about integrity.
Czech news in brief for July 26: Saturday's top headlines
Russia slams Czech ban on communist propaganda, Czechia backs OSCE probe into prisoner torture, and more weekend headlines.
EXPLAINED: How Czechia's new law clamps down on asylum seekers, illegal immigrants
Czechia will have more power to deport illegal immigrants, track asylum seekers, limit access to benefits, and even dismiss claims from Ukrainian refugees.
Delayed on bus or rail this summer? You could get money back – here's how
You might be surprised at how much compensation you could receive for unexpected delays or cancellations. Here’s a clear guide to the rules.
Staroměstská metro station to partially reopen, but entry remains closed
The fire and resulting closure came during Prague’s peak tourist season, increasing pressure on nearby stations like Můstek.
Do you need to carry your residence permit with you in Czechia?
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After police detained 19 foreigners without valid permits, learn what happens during checks, and whether or not you need to carry documents.
Majority of Czechs support return of death penalty, reversing a recent trend
A new CVVM poll shows 52 percent of Czechs support reintroducing the death penalty, with support highest among older and less-educated respondents.
Six EU countries, including Czechia, seek tighter migration laws
Czechia and five other EU states are pushing for stricter migration policies, faster processes, and stronger external border protection.
Czech news in brief for July 19: Saturday's top headlines
Czechia condemns Russian sabotage operations, Drunk man threatens children in Pilsen, and more weekend headlines.
What Czechia’s new criminal code means for cannabis, hate crimes, and sex offenders
President Pavel Thursday signed sweeping reform that eases cannabis rules, expands hate crime protections, and adds a lifelong child safety registry.
Czech news in brief for July 18: Friday's top headlines
Prague to open Ukraine return center in September, fire hits Colours fest, injures two staffers, and Slovakia backs EU sanctions, plans gas fight.
