Petr Pavel evaluates his first 100 days: Czechia is 'on the right path'
Pavel gave an overview of his actions in the last three months, such as improving Czech foreign relations and ensuring better state-public communication.
New Czech law permits parents to stay with hospitalized children
-
If the child is under the age of six, the health insurance company will also cover the parents' stay.
Ethnic tensions flare in Brno after murder of 23-year-old Roma
The perpetrator is said to be Ukrainian, and a small protest yesterday in Brno led to a separate attack on two Ukrainians.
Czech ForMin condemns Kakhovka attack, pledges CZK 10 million in aid
Nuclear officials say there is no risk of a catastrophe following the destruction of the dam in a Russian-controlled part of Ukraine.
New law bans flavored heated tobacco products in Czechia
-
The law fulfills an EU directive and is part a plan to reduce cancer by creating a 'tobacco-free generation.'
Ruling in RFE/RL complaint sets precedent for foreign employees in Czechia
The Constitutional Court upheld the verdict of lower courts in a case involving the termination of an employee at RFE/RL.
PHOTO GALLERY: Activists inflate giant purple octopus in Prague
Greenpeace is calling for Czech officials to halt deep-sea mining as the nation's stance on the issue currently remains uncertain.
First Czech support center for Ukrainian survivors of war and sexual violence opens in Prague
This is also the first project of its kind outside of Ukraine, and will provide a combination of psychological and legal help.
Czech lower house could act on same-sex marriage this week
Interior Minister Vít Rakušan said the bill would move forward in September, but lower house Speaker Markéta Pekarová Adamová will push for it this week.
EXPAT VOICES: Readers reveal what they love (and hate) about their Prague neighborhoods
-
Many of you replied to our earlier survey asking for your true opinions on where you live in Prague, and the responses were fascinating.
Bleeding injustice: Period products remain in the highest tax category in Czechia
-
May 28 is Menstrual Hygiene Day around the world. In Czechia, the 'tampon tax' is still among the highest in Europe, despite the recent tax reform.
Prague police detain foreign students accused of fraud, money laundering
Police in Prague have arrested a group of 10 students accused of running an organized online scam and laundering its proceeds.
Visiting the doctor in Czechia as a foreign student can be a painful task
-
The language barrier and long waiting times make accessing Czech healthcare an oft-daunting task for foreign, young students.
Court case adjourned in ex-MP rape investigation
Dominik Feri, who sat in the Chamber of Deputies for over three years, is facing trial for three counts of sexual assault.
Czechia plans to limit use of birth numbers due to privacy laws
The birth number contains not only a person's date of birth but also their gender, and the information can easily be misused.
Czech President signs law streamlining approval process for home builders and developers
-
The amendment to the Construction Act lays the foundation for a one-stop one-stamp building-permit process.
Suspect faces charges for targeting Ukrainian cars in Prague slashing spree
The man targeted 24 parked, unmanned cars and now faces several years in jail.
