Pavel at Forum 2000: Democracy is vulnerable and cannot be taken for granted
Also speaking at the Prague conference, Moldovan President Maia Sandu highlighted similarities between Czechoslovakia and Moldova’s history.
A new chapter in Czech-Polish relations? What Poland’s historic election means for Czechia
A new Polish government could solve several issues between Poland and Czechia, spanning from environmental disputes to support for Ukraine.
False bomb threat leads to temporary evacuation of Prague's Old Town Square
Prague police has been surveilling Jewish landmarks, which were the target of another false bomb threat yesterday.
Debate on gender-neutral toilets in Czech schools heats up in parliament
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Politicians have been debating for months an end to the requirement to have separate toilets in state schools.
Prague tightens security amid planned Palestinian protest
Although the Czech interior minister dismissed claims that the demonstration would be Hamas-affiliated, he urged caution about potential dangers.
EXPLAINER: Why talks on Czech austerity have been dragging on for months
Politicians have been grappling with the controversial bill for months. But what exactly does it entail, and how did we get here?
From protests to flags, Czech officials and citizens show support for Israel
Politicians have fully backed Israel and support the relocation of the Czech embassy to Jerusalem. Many people also attended a protest in Prague Monday.
PHOTO GALLERY: Artist inaugurates Czech 'embassy' in Taiwan to raise awareness
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Pavel Jestřáb turned his affinity for the Asian nation into photographs and a video supporting Taiwan’s independence from China.
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Prague's Petřín Tower lights up in blue and white in solidarity with Israel
Police around the Czech Republic have also increased security at Jewish sites following yesterday's devastating attacks in Israel.
Czech leaders condemn attacks in Israel; Netanyahu's visit to Prague cancelled
Israel is at war following a surprise attack by Hamas, says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has cancelled his visit to Prague next week.
Safer, smarter, and better protected? Czech govt. passes a bundle of new bills
This week, the government has either passed or made advancements in laws relating to security, education, and digitization.
On this day: The world remembers Václav Havel on his 87th birthday
Leaders took to social networks this morning to honor Havel, the former president and renowned playwright who led Czechoslovakia's Velvet Revolution.
Czech 'long-hairs' cleared after 57-year-old tangle with communists
According to the Supreme Court, the 1960s authorities failed to respect the key principles of a democracy when trying to forcibly cut people's hair.
Czechia reinstates random border checks with Slovakia from Wednesday
Increasing numbers of illegal immigrants traveling from Slovakia and transiting through Czechia have prompted the government to take quick action.
Czech foreign minister: EU accession negotiations for Ukraine should begin soon
Jan Lipavský also admitted that Ukraine has substantial work ahead in adapting its legal framework to align with EU standards.
Prague street named after Soviet marshal has been officially rebranded
As of today, the three-kilometer Koněvova Street in Prague 3 has officially become Hartigova Street, named after the first mayor of Žižkov.
Former Czech PM congratulates Robert Fico on victory in Slovak election
Andrej Babiš praised Robert Fico on his election win, wishing for a government prioritizing the welfare of its citizens and Slovak interests in Europe
