Free Czech 'election trains' will deliver Slovaks to the polls for Saturday's crucial vote
Over 1,000 people – mainly students – have registered for the free trains, which aim to boost democratic participation during Slovakia's general election.
Czechia confirms it will host its largest NATO event in over 20 years
The meeting, expected to take place in May 2024, will see heads of states come in their dozens to discuss European and global security policy.
Czechia comes together to celebrate St. Wenceslas Day
A pilgrimage that began at the site of the martyr's death culminates in the capital today, where President Petr Pavel will attend a mass.
Pioneering Czech women are the subject of a new English-language walking tour
A French expat and gender expert has launched Prague's first-ever women's heritage tour, focusing on figures from the Czech emancipation movement.
Von der Leyen approves EUR 2.2 billion for Czechia's green transformation
In a visit to the Czech capital, Ursula von der Leyen commended the country's blend of tradition and innovation in cutting emissions.
Slovak politician accuses Petr Pavel of 'election interference'
Last week, the Czech president made comments about Robert Fico, who is hoping to succeed in Slovakia's general election this Saturday.
German Interior Minister now calling for full border checks with Czechia
Reversing her stance from last month, Nancy Faeser is advocating for the reintroduction of border control at Germany's border with the Czech Republic.
Czechia joins international pledge to uphold human rights in digital sphere
Speaking at the UN, Foreign Minister Lipavský emphasized that new technologies should protect human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Czechia's vast lithium deposits could recharge the economy, says PM
Prime Minister Petr Fiala deemed the metal essential for the economic restart of Czechia, which holds the largest lithium deposits in Europe.
Czech anti-drug coordinator sparks controversy with proposal for legalizing cocaine
Government officials and addiction experts remain skeptical despite the fact that regulation has proven successful in other European countries.
Czechia's ratification of the Istanbul Convention hits another stumbling block
Only one Czech Senate committee supported the passing of the treaty, with others citing issues such as gender ideology and resource expenditure.
Czech tennis players serve up debate '-ová' use of gender suffix for foreign players
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As tennis season winds down, the discussion about how foreign players' last names appear in the Czech media is heating up.
Czech president pledges CZK 91 million to UN Green Climate Fund
Speaking at a UN summit, Petr Pavel said that the organization must do more to achieve its Sustainable Development Goals.
Thousands descend on Prague for this weekend's anti-government protest
Attendees voiced their grievance about high inflation, government spending on the Russia-Ukraine war, the influx of Ukrainian refugees, and other factors.
Czech President Petr Pavel heads to New York for UN General Assembly
Pavel will lead the Czech delegation during the 78th session of the UN General Assembly, which is expected to focus on the situation in Ukraine.
Czechia improves citizen convenience with brand new digital ID
The move comes as part of Czechia's broad digitization plan to make key documents paperless and online.
Lipavský to Bloomberg: West must support Ukraine until complete victory
According to Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský, asking Ukraine to make territorial concessions to Russia would backfire for the West later down the line.
