Czech arms companies invest CZK 55 billion in US, supporting 5,000 jobs
Acquisitions, ammunition production and drone engines are expanding Czech defense companies’ footprint across a dozen American states.
Czech robot TAROS completes autonomous supply missions in Portugal
The six-wheeled vehicle navigated rough terrain under human supervision, testing technology developed with Prague’s Czech Technical University.
Czech Army plans to fast-track AI, quantum technology, and military innovation
Military leaders say lessons from Ukraine are reshaping defense planning, with new opportunities for Czech companies, reservists, and students.
Czech fighter pilot trains to fly SpaceX capsule to the space station
Aleš Svoboda is preparing to fly a SpaceX capsule to the International Space Station in 2027, pending final approval.
Czech defense giant becomes largest shareholder in Canadian space company
Czech industrial group CSG has acquired a 9.5 percent stake in Canada's MDA Space, marking its first major investment in the space industry.
Czech ministry advises against Saudi airport transit after Riyadh attacks
Travel to Saudi Arabia should be limited to essential trips, the ministry says, warning of airport closures and further flight disruption.
Czech security services contact Poland after threats against leaders
Prague offers cooperation and solidarity after threats to Donald Tusk and Poland’s defense minister; police have detained a suspect.
Czech troops practice trench warfare during NATO deployment in Slovakia
Joint training in Slovakia focused on coordination and drew on Czech experience preparing Ukrainian soldiers through an EU assistance mission.
Czechia open to Russian asset talks, but Schillerová seeks legal safeguards
Renewed calls to use frozen Russian funds for Ukraine face legal concerns. Czechia says it is willing to discuss the proposal with EU partners.
Czech PM calls Trump’s Russian diesel deal a ‘slap in the face’ for Europe
Czech leaders question the agreement’s implications for Ukraine and European energy policy, with no immediate domestic price relief expected.
Survey: Rising prices and war top Czech fears for the next five years
An Ipsos survey finds economic pressure and conflict dominate public concern, while most Czechs feel the state is poorly prepared for crises.
Czech Embassy stays in Kyiv despite Russian warning of more strikes
Czech diplomats remain in the Ukrainian capital after Moscow urged foreigners to leave and warned that large-scale attacks would continue.
Babiš rejects claim Czech government has softened its stance on Russia
The Czech prime minister dismissed the Russian ambassador’s claim that his government has toned down its rhetoric toward Moscow.
Czechia cancels CZK 25 billion armored vehicle tender over costs
The Defense Ministry has halted plans to purchase up to 185 vehicles for medics, engineers, special forces, and military police.
Romanian president Nicușor Dan visits Czechia for talks on NATO security
Nicușor Dan will meet Czech leaders in Prague to discuss NATO’s eastern flank, defense cooperation and bilateral relations.
Czech Gripens scramble overnight to patrol Polish skies for NATO
Czech fighter jets were sent to monitor Polish airspace amid Russian attacks near NATO territory but returned without intervening.
From Crete to Brussels: Czech soldiers honored for service abroad
Eighty-one Czech soldiers received medals in Prague after serving at NATO and EU posts during a period of growing security threats.
